Sticker | rain (Gold) | Copenhagen 2024

This is the Gold Autograph for rain from the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, an event-tied autograph bearing the player's signature and the capsule provenance. It is not a team or community design but a player-signed Extraordinary-tier sticker released alongside the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set.

Gold sits at the top of the film ladder for the set, above base paper and the mid-tier films collectors expect to see. Within this capsule's hierarchy Gold is the premium finish for an autograph, visually distinct and intentionally placed above the regular foil and holo variants.

Labelled a mid price tier with top rarity, this sticker trades as a premium collectible within mainstream profiles: not the cheapest entry but also not the ultra-grail extremes. For a collector that wants a high-end autograph without seeking the rarest single-piece runs, it occupies a practical bucket of demand and accessibility.

Collectors chase Gold here because the finish amplifies the signature and marks the sticker as the capsule's top film; the finish_rank underlines that it sits above the standard autograph films. The combination of a full-provenance autograph and a premium film makes it the preferred target for display and investment-minded builds.

This sticker is tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024 and comes from the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule. Event provenance matters because the capsule name and tournament tie the print to a single release window and give every copy a shared origin collectors recognise.

The autograph is rain's, and the sticker explicitly links him to FaZe Clan in the piece identity. That signature is the core provenance driver here: an authored player sticker carries the player's name and team as its primary provenance markers.

As a tournament capsule release, the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule represents a fixed print run that stopped dropping after the event window closed. That creates permanent supply caps; clean stock only declines as collectors apply or hold pieces, so the available unapplied pool is finite.

Applied copies have been stuck to weapons, which alters collector use and some buyers' willingness to pay; clean, unapplied examples retain the original sticker stock and the option to craft or preserve. For a Gold autograph with full provenance, an unapplied copy preserves the sticker's maximum optionality and is the preferred state for most high-end collectors.

Combine the Gold film, rain's autograph, and the capsule's fixed supply and you have a straightforward collector narrative: attractive finish, clear provenance, and thinning clean stock make it suited to long-term holds. That stack is what draws collectors who focus on autographs tied to a single event and a premium film presentation.

Gold autographs like this are popular for showcase crafts because the finish catches light and the signature reads clearly on many weapon canvases. Collectors will orient placement to keep the autograph legible while letting the Gold film play with the weapon's finishes, and that demand for high-visibility crafts cycles back into desirability for clean items.

Check for an unapplied, clean example and confirm the finish reads Gold and the autograph is intact; those are the two most consequential condition points for this sticker. Live market pricing is shown in the price block on this page, which is where you should confirm current value before committing.