Sticker | Supreme Master First Class (Holo)

This is the Holo finish of a community Workshop sticker titled Sticker | Supreme Master First Class (Holo), not an autograph or team decal, released as part of the Skill Groups Capsule. It is identified as a community/other kind and carries the Workshop designer credit for TheDanidem, so its appeal comes from the artwork itself rather than a player or team name.

Holo sits above the paper base in the usual finish ladder for sets of this type, a premium film that adds a reflective color play to the original art. Within the set hierarchy Holo is treated as a step up from the plain paper stock but beneath more exclusive films reserved for top-tier or special releases.

Collectors chase the Holo because it elevates a Workshop piece with additional visual depth and stage presence compared to the paper twin. Given this sticker's premium finish label and capsule origin, the Holo variant is the obvious choice for someone wanting the artwork to read on a weapon without stepping into the very top finishes.

This is a pure community sticker - an artwork piece rather than a signature or team mark - created by Workshop author TheDanidem. The design is judged on composition and how it wears on guns, and TheDanidem's credit is the primary pedigree here rather than any competitive provenance.

It was released from the Skill Groups Capsule, so it sits alongside other Workshop submissions curated into that drop. Coming from a capsule means it entered the market in packs with its siblings, rather than as a standalone autograph or team release.

When you apply a sticker to a weapon it becomes a one-way change: scraping thins the film and removing it destroys the sticker. Every craft or application consumes a buyable copy, so clean, unapplied stock only grows scarcer as items are used in crafts.

This sticker carries a mid rarity grade, placing it above the common base issues but below the ultra-rare and special categories. That middle grade underpins how often clean holo copies are available versus the plentiful paper base.

Collectors will often place this Holo on canvases where the reflective film catches light without overpowering the gun finish, favoring regions of the artwork that align with a weapon's lines. The Holo layer reads cleaner in crafts than paper, which is why this finish is preferred for display or high-visibility placements.

As a Workshop release from the Skill Groups Capsule, this piece belongs to the era of curated community drops rather than player autograph programs. Its standing is defined by that capsule origin and by being a designed Workshop entry from TheDanidem, making it a chapter in the community-driven portion of sticker releases.