A Paper autograph for STYKO from the London 2018 Legends Autograph Capsule, carrying the in-game High Grade stamp and full provenance. A collector piece tied to Cloud9 and the 2018 FACEIT London set, positioned on the budget end of the market but essential for Cloud9 autograph runs or region-focused builds.
A Paper autograph for STYKO from the London 2018 Legends Autograph Capsule, carrying the in-game High Grade stamp and full provenance. A collector piece tied to Cloud9 and the 2018 FACEIT London set, positioned on the budget end of the market but essential for Cloud9 autograph runs or region-focused builds.
This is a Paper finish autograph of STYKO released for the 2018 FACEIT London set, issued as part of the London 2018 Legends Autograph Capsule. It is an in-game Autograph sticker rather than a team or community-only decal, so collectors chasing signed Cloud9 pieces will know where this fits in their runs.
Paper is the base film for this capsule and sits below premium films like Holo, Foil, Glitter and Gold in the finish ladder. As a Paper autograph, it reads clean and flat on a weapon compared with the reflective premiums, which sit above it in collector preference.
Market labels place this sticker in a budget bracket, which means it behaves like an accessible autograph for most collectors rather than a high-end chase piece. That position makes it practical for completing signature sets or experimenting with crafts without committing premium funds.
The sticker carries STYKO's autograph and is tied to his Cloud9 branding as listed on the sticker, so provenance is clear and full for collectors who care about signed team runs. Full provenance here directly supports collector confidence when adding a STYKO autograph to a collection.
This decal was released through the London 2018 Legends Autograph Capsule, so it arrives alongside the other autograph siblings from that capsule. That origin ties it to the 2018 FACEIT London release and makes it part of that capsule's sealed distribution rather than an open, ongoing drop.
Once applied to a weapon a sticker is consumable: scraping thins the layer and removing it destroys the sticker, and crafting a new skin consumes a copy. That means pristine, unapplied stock only ever decreases as pieces are used or crafted into loadouts.
In-game this sticker is labeled High Grade, which puts it on the common end of the rarity scale compared to higher bands like Contraband. Market labels also place it in a low rarity tier, a combination that underpins its accessibility among collectors and its steady presence in set-building.
Collectors typically use Paper autographs like this for straightforward signature placement on weapons where a subtle signed look is preferred over flashy reflection. Because Paper sits low on the finish ladder, demand for crafts leans on roster needs and visual fit rather than finish-driven flash, so placement choices often prioritize team runs and clean layouts.
Released as part of the London 2018 lineup, this sticker belongs to the era of event autograph capsules distributed through tournament releases. That placement gives it context within late 2010s event capsules and the autograph-driven collecting patterns that followed those releases.
