Sticker | ScreaM (Gold) | Atlanta 2017

Sticker | ScreaM (Gold) | Atlanta 2017 is the Gold finish autograph for ScreaM, issued as part of the 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta release and designed by Valve. It is an autograph sticker rather than a team or community decal, carrying the player's signature and the set identity in one piece.

Gold sits at the top of the finish ladder for this set, above paper, holo, foil and glitter variants. As the highest film available here, Gold plays a different collecting role than the base-print versions and the mid-tier films.

Collectors prize this Gold because it represents the premium film in the Atlanta 2017 lineup and shows the signature on the rarest offered surface for the design. The film visually separates a copy from its paper or holo twin and signals a different shelf position to other collectors.

The sticker carries ScreaM's autograph and is tied to his time with G2 Esports, giving the piece player-level provenance that collectors recognize. Full provenance backing on an autograph is what lets the signature anchor the sticker's identity in a collection.

This piece is part of the 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta set and is stamped to that event by the release. Event provenance like Atlanta 2017 matters because it tells you where the sticker was issued and which set ladder it belongs to.

As a standalone Gold autograph, copies arrive into the market through capsule openings and secondary trades when owners decide to sell. The everyday supply is shaped by how many Gold autographs were kept versus how many were applied or consumed in crafts.

Applied to a weapon, a sticker can be scraped thinner and scraping is permanent; removing an applied sticker destroys it. Crafting consumes a base copy as well, so clean, unused stock only decreases over time as people apply and craft.

This sticker is Exotic rarity with a high rarity tier label, placing it toward the upper end of the sticker grade scale. That grade underpins collector expectations about how common clean Gold autographs will be compared with lower-grade, base-print items.

Collectors typically reserve Gold autographs for headline crafts or premium placements where the finish and signature read clearly on a weapon. The visual weight of Gold films and how a signature sits on a particular skin drive demand for those crafts.

Issued in the 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta set, this ScreaM Gold autograph sits in the mid-era of Valve releases where player autographs and event-labelled stickers were firmly established. That placement helps define its collectible context relative to older and newer releases.