Sticker | Save Me

Sticker | Save Me is a Paper finish community sticker from the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule, not an autograph or team logo. It was produced as a Workshop artwork by DasDas and released into the capsule as a High Grade item, meaning it reads as an artwork drop rather than a player or club commemoration.

This is the Paper variant, the base film in the finish ladder for its set. Within the capsule's hierarchy Paper sits below premium films like Holo, Foil and special metals, so its place is foundational rather than premium, which shapes how collectors view condition and demand.

The label puts this sticker in the budget bracket relative to its peers. For a collector that means easier access on a thin-market profile, but also lower liquidity compared with premium finishes from the same capsule.

This is a community or Workshop piece rather than an autograph or team mark, carrying DasDas's artwork style rather than player provenance. The design reads as a standalone artwork in-game and is collected for the art and the Workshop credit more than for competitive association.

It dropped from the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule and those capsule drops are fixed to that release, so the print run does not grow over time. Clean stock only thins as applied copies and long-term holders move pieces, making the set's available supply a permanent ceiling.

Applied means the sticker is already placed on a weapon; clean or unapplied copies remain on their original stock. Collectors prize clean examples for crafts and for resale flexibility, while applied pieces carry the tradeoffs of placement, wear and visible seam interaction.

Collectors will look at the mix of Workshop pedigree, High Grade rarity and Paper finish when deciding whether to hold this piece. It's a reasonable long-term play for someone building a capsule-based collection or assembling DasDas pieces, especially given the fixed capsule supply and thin-market profile.

Paper finishes are straightforward for crafts: they sit flat, show the artwork clearly and don't have metallic reflections to fight with weapon finishes. That simplicity makes them useful when the art itself is the focal point of a skin setup rather than shine or holo effects.

DasDas is the Workshop designer credited on this sticker, and that author credit is the badge collectors follow for artwork pieces. A named designer matters here the way autographs matter for player stickers: it anchors the sticker's identity to an artist rather than a competitive figure.