A Paper autograph of Spiidi from the 2016 MLG Columbus set, issued as part of the mousesports autograph lineup. Full provenance and a mainstream profile keep this piece usable for regular crafting and collection, sitting in a mid-level market bracket.
A Paper autograph of Spiidi from the 2016 MLG Columbus set, issued as part of the mousesports autograph lineup. Full provenance and a mainstream profile keep this piece usable for regular crafting and collection, sitting in a mid-level market bracket.
This is a Paper Autograph: the Sticker | Spiidi | MLG Columbus 2016 from the 2016 MLG Columbus release, produced as a player autograph for mousesports. It is a base-film signed sticker meant for collection or application, not a foil or premium finish.
Paper sits at the base of the finish ladder for this set, below the holo, foil and gold variants collectors chase. As a Paper piece it behaves like the standard film for the capsule, the reference point against which rarer films are measured.
The sticker occupies a mid-level market bracket, meaning it is neither the cheapest paper churn nor one of the top-tier grails. For collectors that want a playable autograph with sensible liquidity, this is the kind of piece that often balances affordability with recognition.
The autograph belongs to Spiidi and links the sticker directly to his time with mousesports. Full provenance on the item strengthens that link and is the specific provenance detail collectors pay attention to when assessing authenticity.
This sticker is tied to 2016 MLG Columbus, the event printed on the sticker series. Event provenance anchors the sticker to that particular release and is why collectors mention the tournament when discussing the piece.
It was released in Autograph Capsule | mousesports | MLG Columbus 2016, so it is part of the mousesports autograph run from that capsule. That origin groups it with teammate autographs and the broader Columbus lineup from the same pack.
Applied stickers take a one-way hit: when you apply one to a weapon you can scrape it down but removing it destroys the sticker, and every craft burns a copy of the stock. Clean, unapplied examples therefore only grow rarer as the community uses them for crafts.
The sticker is listed as High Grade, which places it toward the lower end of the grade ladder that runs up through Contraband. That grade sets expectations for supply and how the piece compares to higher-tier rarities in the same set.
Collectors tend to place autographs like Spiidi's on weapons where signatures read clearly and match the skin's palette; Paper films are forgiving for layered layouts and look consistent after multiple scrapes. Demand for certain signatures or team lineups often drives craft choices, and that collector demand feeds back into desirability for clean stock.
Printed for 2016 MLG Columbus, this sticker belongs to the mid-decade wave of event autograph releases. Its placement in that run means it sits alongside other Columbus-era autographs and is referenced when people collect that specific tournament's lineup.
