Sticker | Sent With Love is a Paper community sticker designed by Milong and released as a High Grade workshop piece. It sits at the base finish for its set and is positioned as an entry-level, budget-tier collectible for casters who want clean community art without autograph or team provenance.
Sticker | Sent With Love is a Paper community sticker designed by Milong and released as a High Grade workshop piece. It sits at the base finish for its set and is positioned as an entry-level, budget-tier collectible for casters who want clean community art without autograph or team provenance.
Sticker | Sent With Love is a Paper community sticker, a non-autograph, non-team artwork rather than a player or club identity. It is the workshop-style High Grade release credited to Milong and intended as a straightforward community drop rather than a signed or event-branded piece.
This is the Paper finish, the base film in the usual finish ladder where premium films sit above it. Paper is the standard offer for community and High Grade workshop stickers, with more elaborate films reserved for higher tiers within the same set.
The label on this sticker places it in the budget tier, meaning it lives on the accessible end of the market for collectors and crafters. Expect it to act as a straightforward, low-barrier addition to a collection rather than a centerpiece investment.
This is a community artwork piece, not an autograph or team badge, and its identity comes from the designer Milong. As a workshop-style sticker the pedigree is purely artistic: collectors pick it up for the graphic and the maker rather than for provenance tied to a player or roster.
Being a standalone community drop, supply mostly comes from the original release distribution and subsequent trades and listings by holders. Its everyday availability is shaped by owners choosing to keep clean copies or to apply them to skins, so circulation can shift with collector interest.
Applied means the sticker has been placed on a weapon and shows the inevitable wear of in-game use; clean refers to unapplied stock kept off-item. For this Paper community sticker a clean, unapplied example preserves the original surface and is generally preferred by those who care about mint presentation.
Collectors will treat this as a simple art buy: its appeal rests on the designer credit and the natural scarcity of untouched copies, not on provenance or rare finishes. For someone assembling a curated workshop collection or adding a low-commitment piece, it makes sense to hold a clean example and watch how the small-market interest evolves.
Paper finish works well on a wide range of skins because it reads clearly without overpowering the base weapon art. Crafts using community stickers like this rely on placement to complement or contrast pattern and color, and steady demand for tasteful layouts feeds modest collectibility.
When you look to buy, aim for an unapplied, clean stock copy to keep options open for display or future crafts. The current market price and live listings are shown in the price block on this page, which is where you should check value before completing any trade or purchase.
