Sticker | Snax (Holo) | Copenhagen 2024

This is the Holo autograph variant for Snax tied to GamerLegion, released as part of the Copenhagen 2024 Challengers Autograph Capsule for PGL Copenhagen 2024. It carries the autograph treatment rather than a team or community graphic, so it reads as a player-signed piece in the event set.

The sticker uses the Holo film, which sits above the base paper finish in the set's hierarchy and below the set's highest specialty films. Think of the ladder as paper at the base, with Holo as a premium step that collectors target when they want more visual depth without jumping to top-tier specialty finishes.

Holo adds dynamic shimmer to the signature and helps the autograph pop on a weapon craft, which is why collectors prefer it over paper for display or crafting. The finish is labeled premium here, so that visual upgrade and cleaner presentation are the main draw compared with the base version.

The autograph is Snax's, representing GamerLegion, and the signature ties the sticker directly to that player and team identity. Full provenance is recorded for this piece, which is the provenance detail collectors pay attention to when assessing authenticity and lineage.

It originated in the Copenhagen 2024 Challengers Autograph Capsule, a Valve-designed release for PGL Copenhagen 2024. Being from that capsule situates it among the other autograph siblings released alongside Snax's variant and explains the distribution context inside the event set.

Applied stickers get thinner with scrapes and are destroyed if removed, and every time you craft or apply a sticker a copy is consumed from circulation. That makes clean, unapplied stock the supply that actually shrinks as players and crafters use stickers on weapons.

This sticker carries a high-tier rarity grade within the Exotic/High range for stickers, so it sits well above common paper team options in the rarity ladder. That rarity underpins collector interest and narrows the pool of available clean examples over time.

Collectors favor Holo autographs like this for bold crafts where the signature sits on a contrasted panel or centerline of a weapon, because the finish and signature read strongly under light. Since crafts burn a copy, demand for clean Holos to execute premium layouts is a recurring driver for market interest.

This piece is part of the PGL Copenhagen 2024 wave of releases, placing it in the modern event-era lineage where Valve-designed capsules continue to issue player autographs alongside team art. Its release in that capsule gives it context among contemporaneous autograph drops and the set's overall collecting arc.