Sticker | Old School (Lenticular)

Sticker | Old School (Lenticular) is the Lenticular community design from the Ambush Sticker Capsule, executed by kenN. A top‑tier rarity film and a special finish make this version a clear standout for collectors who favour workshop art with capped supply.

Lenticular
Sticker | Old School (Lenticular) CS2 sticker
Film
Lenticular
Popularity
85%
Designer
kenN
Workshop
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Released
February 6th, 2024
Update
The First Actual CS2 Skins

Community Rating

4.7
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Sticker | Old School (Lenticular)

Sticker | Old School (Lenticular) is the Lenticular community design from the Ambush Sticker Capsule, executed by kenN. A top‑tier rarity film and a special finish make this version a clear standout for collectors who favour workshop art with capped supply.

Sticker | Old School (Lenticular) price

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$11.83
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$3.00
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+11.8%

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How quickly this sticker converts to cash
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What this sticker is

Sticker | Old School (Lenticular) is the Lenticular finish of a community artwork released through the Ambush Sticker Capsule, not an autograph or team item. It's the workshop piece version of the Old School design and reads as the special, animated film option within that capsule.

The finish and how films rank

Lenticular sits above the base paper and the holographic and foil variants in the set's finish ladder; it is a special film rather than a standard mass finish. Within the capsule hierarchy Lenticular is treated as a premium aesthetic, offering motion and depth that the flatter films do not provide.

Where it sits by value

This sticker occupies a mid price tier while carrying a top rarity tag in the capsule's distribution scheme, which makes it a middle ground for collectors who want something rarer than common art but not at the very top grail level. For someone building a set or chasing a standout craft, it offers an approachable entry into special finishes without stretching into the highest price brackets.

Why this finish is chased

Collectors hunt Lenticulars for the visual effect and the way that film changes the design's presence on a weapon compared with the paper base. Because this is a special finish, it commands attention relative to the standard Old School artwork and is treated as a collectible upgrade by finish collectors.

A community design

This is a community artwork rather than an autograph or team sticker, conceived and submitted through the Workshop channel and sculpted by kenN. The piece reads as an artist-driven take on the Old School motif, so the draw here is the design itself and the designer's signature touch rather than a player or organization name.

Why supply is capped

The Ambush Sticker Capsule was distributed as part of a capsule release, and once those drops end the printed supply is fixed. Over time clean stock thins and the fixed print run becomes the persistent scarcity feature collectors track for capsule-origin items.

Applied vs clean

An applied sticker alters the weapon's look permanently and can be damaged by scrape or rework; an unapplied, clean copy preserves the original stock and sticker condition. For collectors who care about condition, an unapplied example carries extra weight because it guarantees the film and backing are untouched.

The collector's angle

Between the Lenticular finish, community pedigree, and the capsule origin, this Old School variant appeals to holders who value aesthetic rarity and capped supply. It slots well into a long-term build where finish and design matter more than a player name or team provenance.

Craft and placement

Lenticular finishes change how a craft reads at different angles, so builders favor them on display pieces and high-visibility skins where the motion effect can be shown off. That visual demand feeds back into desirability among crafters who want their weapons to stand out in screenshots and showcase cases.

Who designed it

Designed by kenN, this sticker carries the Workshop artist's pedigree rather than Valve autograph provenance. For collectors focused on artist lineage, the designer credit is the collectible hook and adds context to the Old School artwork within the Ambush Sticker Capsule.

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Common questions about Sticker | Old School (Lenticular)

Answers compiled from the Skins.Cash trading desk
Quickly - what exactly is this sticker?
Sticker | Old School (Lenticular) is the Lenticular finish of a community artwork from the Ambush Sticker Capsule, created by kenN rather than an autograph or team.
What drives the market for this sticker?
Value is driven by the Lenticular finish, the sticker's top rarity designation inside the capsule, and the fact it comes from a closed capsule run. For the current market price check the live price block on the page; that number reflects these qualitative drivers in real time.
Which finish is this and how does it stack against the others?
This is the Lenticular finish, which ranks above the paper base and above standard holo and foil options in the set's finish ladder. It's treated as a special film with motion and depth that flatter finishes lack.
How do I buy a clean or unapplied copy?
Look for an unapplied listing if you want original stock integrity, then use the live price block on the page to see current offers and market activity. Buying platforms will let you filter for clean versus applied items when listings are available.
Which capsule did this come from and is it still dropping?
It is from the Ambush Sticker Capsule. Capsule drops have a finite run, so once distribution stops the printed supply is fixed.
Is this worth holding long term?
The Lenticular finish, Workshop designer credit, and capsule origin create a collector profile that supports holding if you value finish and capped supply. For a live valuation consult the price block rather than relying on a static statement.
Is this sticker suitable for a craft?
Yes - Lenticular films are prized for craft work because the motion effect enhances visual presence, making them popular choices for display weapons. The community artwork by kenN pairs well with skins that show off angle-dependent finishes.
Can I remove a sticker later if I apply it?
Applying a sticker binds it to the weapon and removing it destroys the sticker, leaving the backing scarred. Collectors who want to preserve condition prefer to keep at least one clean, unapplied copy for resale or archival purposes.
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