Sticker | Supreme Master First Class is a Paper community sticker from the Skill Groups Capsule, signed as a Workshop-style artwork by TheDanidem. It sits at the base film for the set and plays as a budget entry for collectors watching Skill Groups pieces in a thin market.
Sticker | Supreme Master First Class is a Paper community sticker from the Skill Groups Capsule, signed as a Workshop-style artwork by TheDanidem. It sits at the base film for the set and plays as a budget entry for collectors watching Skill Groups pieces in a thin market.
This is a Paper community sticker, not an autograph or team mark, issued for the Skill Groups Capsule and rendered as a Workshop artwork. The credit goes to designer TheDanidem, and the piece reads as a decorative community emblem rather than a player or club endorsement.
Paper is the base film for this set and sits below the premium films in the finish ladder; holos, foils and golds occupy the higher rungs. As a Paper, the sticker shows the flat stock and matte look collectors expect from base-tier finishes within the capsule.
Labeled a budget-tier sticker, this piece trades in the lower bracket among its peers and is aimed at buyers looking to collect or craft without chasing premium premiums. In a thin market, turnover is softer, so expect movements to be led by supply changes or renewed interest in Skill Groups artwork rather than heavy daily volume.
This is a community/other sticker meant as artwork, not an autograph. TheDanidem is credited as the designer, and the sticker reads like a Workshop pedigree - a crafted emblem aimed at players who prefer thematic or humorous badges over player likenesses.
Released from the Skill Groups Capsule, this sticker shares its origin with the capsule's other community and thematic inserts. Being capsule-issued ties it to that set's overall supply and sibling mix rather than private drops or event-only giveaways.
Once applied to a weapon, a sticker can be scraped thinner by successive scrapes and will be destroyed if removed, so every craft permanently consumes a copy. Clean, unapplied stock is finite and only decreases when collectors and players use stickers on skins.
The sticker carries a High Grade classification, placing it on the lower end of the rarity ladder that runs up to Contraband. That grade underpins expectations about supply and how often clean examples show up compared with rarer grades.
Collectors who craft Paper community stickers like this one onto weapons focus on clean, well-centered placement to preserve the artwork's recognizability. While premium finishes tend to push craft demand higher, a tidy Paper can still be useful for themed collections and budget-minded aesthetic builds.
When shopping, prioritize an unapplied Paper copy and check that the stock is clean since every craft destroys at least one copy. The live price block on this page shows current market pricing and will reflect the latest activity and supply shifts for the Skill Groups Capsule offerings.
