Sticker | Rush More is the Paper community piece from the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule, signed up by the Workshop designer iamnooee as an artwork entry rather than a team or player autograph. It's a straightforward Paper release with High Grade rarity and lands in the budget bracket for collectors after the capsule run.
Sticker | Rush More is the Paper community piece from the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule, signed up by the Workshop designer iamnooee as an artwork entry rather than a team or player autograph. It's a straightforward Paper release with High Grade rarity and lands in the budget bracket for collectors after the capsule run.
Sticker | Rush More is the Paper community artwork from the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule, a Workshop entry by iamnooee rather than a player autograph or team logo. It's cataloged as a High Grade sticker and sits with the community/other kind of releases for that capsule.
This is the Paper finish, the base film for the capsule's ladder; other finishes in the set sit above Paper in the hierarchy while Paper remains the common entry. Collectors read it as the baseline when comparing the capsule's Holo, Foil, Glitter, or Gold variants, with those films carrying the premium positions over Paper.
The listing falls into the budget bracket, so it's the accessible side of the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule spectrum. For collectors that build sets or fill crafts without chasing premium finishes, a Paper High Grade like this is the practical option.
This is a pure Workshop artwork piece rather than an autograph or team mark, drawn and submitted by designer iamnooee. The sticker depicts the community concept labeled Rush More and carries the direct pedigree of a Workshop submission rather than an in-game pro endorsement.
It comes from the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule, and tournament and event capsules stop dropping after their campaign, which fixes the print run. That means clean stock only thins as copies are applied, traded, or vanish into collections, creating a permanent cap on fresh supply.
An applied copy has been placed onto a weapon and is considered crafted, while an unapplied clean sticker remains on stock and is the condition most collectors prize for resale and preservation. Clean, unapplied Sheets keep the sticker's paper stock intact and avoid placement wear or adhesive marks that hurt collector-grade condition.
For long-term holds this sticker offers simple logic: accessible Paper finish, a Workshop name attached, and a fixed capsule supply. That combination draws buyers who want capsule completeness, craft-ready stock, or low-cost entries into a designer piece without chasing rarer films.
Paper finishes are staple craft material - they sit flat, read clean on matte or lightly textured skins, and let the artwork show without competing reflectivity. Collectors often prefer Paper for crisp decals on darker weapons and layered artwork where a non-reflective base is desired, which keeps steady demand for unapplied examples.
When you shop, prioritize an unapplied copy in clean condition and confirm the Paper finish and High Grade label match the listing. The live price block on this page shows current market activity and is where you should check the present market level before committing.
