Sticker | siuhy (Glitter) | Copenhagen 2024

This is the Glitter-finish autograph of siuhy for MOUZ from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set, issued as part of the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule. It is an event autograph rather than a team or community graphic, signed and released under Valves designer stamp for the tournament run.

Glitter sits above the paper base and operates as a premium film in the sets finish ladder. In the typical hierarchy it reads below Gold and any specialty lenticular or embroidered options but sits above standard paper variants, giving it a visibly richer surface without moving into the topmost rarities.

Collectors prize the Glitter film here because it visually amplifies the autograph while keeping the design readable on craft work; it is a premium alternative to the paper autograph. That relative premium is what draws demand from players who want a flashier signature without jumping to the rarest finish class.

The autograph is siuhys, tied explicitly to his tenure with MOUZ and the PGL Copenhagen 2024 event. With full provenance on the piece, the signature directly links the sticker back to the player and team, which is the primary provenance signal collectors use when assessing autographs.

This sticker was released from the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, which groups the event autographs into a single release. That capsule origin places the sticker alongside the events autograph siblings and fixes its supply to that capsule run.

Apply a sticker to a weapon and the process is single-direction: it can be scraped thinner by wear and it will be destroyed if you remove it. Each craft or application consumes a physical copy, so available clean stock only grows scarcer with use.

Rarity is listed as Remarkable, putting this sticker in the mid-grade band of event items rather than at the highest rarity rung. That grade underpins how collectors view its supply relative to both base papers and rarer finish classes.

Glitter autographs clean up well on certain weapon canvases, and collectors pick placement that highlights the signature while letting the film catch light. That practical craft demand feeds back into desirability for the finish and for siuhys autograph variants when players want a flashy yet legible look.

This piece belongs to the PGL Copenhagen 2024 run, a contemporary event release under Valves design for tournament autographs. As part of that release, it sits in the catalogue of recent event autographs rather than in older fixed-era drops, and its standing is determined by that single-event origin and subsequent collector interest.