Sticker | REZ | London 2018 is the Paper autograph for REZ from the London 2018 event, issued through the London 2018 Minor Challengers Autograph Capsule. It is a base-film, budget-tier autograph with full provenance and sits in a thin market profile - straightforward to describe, subtle to collect.
Sticker | REZ | London 2018 is the Paper autograph for REZ from the London 2018 event, issued through the London 2018 Minor Challengers Autograph Capsule. It is a base-film, budget-tier autograph with full provenance and sits in a thin market profile - straightforward to describe, subtle to collect.
This is the Paper autograph variant of Sticker | REZ | London 2018, an official autograph tied to REZ and issued for the 2018 FACEIT London event. It is an autograph sticker rather than a team or community design, produced by Valve and intended for application as a player-signed emblem from that set.
Paper sits at the base of the film ladder for this set: the straightforward, matte stock you expect as the default film. Above Paper you find the premium films in the ladder, with Holo and Foil variants positioned higher and special finishes above those; Paper is the starting point collectors reference when comparing film scarcity.
Market-wise this sticker lives in the budget bracket, which tends to attract collectors looking for player autographs without premium film premiums. In a thin market like this one, budget-tier pieces trade without the same velocity as busier lines, so liquidity is quieter and attention tends to come in waves.
The autograph belongs to REZ and is tied explicitly to his time with Ninjas in Pyjamas, which is the provenance collectors hold to when judging authenticity. Provenance here is full, so the signature directly links the sticker to the player and team listed on the asset.
This sticker was released from the London 2018 Minor Challengers Autograph Capsule, placing it among the autograph siblings from that capsule. That origin groups it with the other London 2018 autographs and sets expectations about which teammates and opponents appear alongside it in the same release.
Apply a sticker to a weapon and the stock changes visually; scraping makes the film thinner and removing the sticker destroys it, and every craft consumes a copy. Clean, unapplied stock only gets rarer because crafting and application are one-way actions that reduce supply.
The sticker carries the High Grade classification, which slots it into the graded hierarchy below the top contraband tiers. That grade underpins collector expectations about how it fits among graded stickers from the same set and helps explain why some autographs sit apart from standard community or team art.
Collectors use this autograph primarily for clean crafts where a player signature complements a chosen skin backing; Paper autographs work best when the skin texture and color let the penwork read without glare. Because the film is base-grade, buyers often pick weapons whose finishes don't compete with the ink so the signature remains the focal point.
This piece comes from the London 2018 run of autographs and sits with the wave of Minor Challengers releases around that event, a period collectors now parse for capsule lineups and player signings. Its placement in that London 2018 set shapes how it is compared to earlier and later autograph drops.
