Sticker | T Rush (Holo)

Sticker | T Rush (Holo) is the Holo community design from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule, rendered by Guardian Gear. A mid-graded, budget-tier Holo with thin-market liquidity - appealing to collectors who want a foil look without premium scarcity.

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Sticker | T Rush (Holo) CS2 sticker
Film
Holo
Popularity
45%
Designer
Guardian Gear
Workshop
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Released
February 1st, 2022
Update
The Boardroom Stickers

Community Rating

4.9
2100 votes

Sticker | T Rush (Holo)

Sticker | T Rush (Holo) is the Holo community design from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule, rendered by Guardian Gear. A mid-graded, budget-tier Holo with thin-market liquidity - appealing to collectors who want a foil look without premium scarcity.

Sticker | T Rush (Holo) price

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Lowest market price
$1.63
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$3.00
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$0.14
1Y change
-21.0%

Liquidity

How quickly this sticker converts to cash
79%
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Description

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What this sticker is

Sticker | T Rush (Holo) is the Holo finish variant of a community artwork rather than an autograph or team mark, released as part of The Boardroom Sticker Capsule. It's the Holo take on the T Rush motif, credited to designer Guardian Gear, and was distributed through the capsule rather than a signed run.

The finish and how films rank

The Holo film sits above the base paper copy in the set's finish hierarchy and below the rarest specialty films. In practice that means it carries a visible iridescent layer that reads stronger on weapon faces than paper, placing it in the premium rung of finishes for this capsule.

Why this finish is chased

Collectors chase this Holo primarily for its visual upgrade over paper: the rainbow sheens and specular highlights give the T Rush artwork more depth on a crafted weapon. Because it's a premium film for the set, demand concentrates on clean, unapplied examples rather than worn crafts.

A community design

This is a community/Workshop piece rather than an autograph or club logo; the art shows the T Rush motif as interpreted by Guardian Gear. The designer's name is the pedigree here - it's a Workshop contribution meant to stand on creative merit instead of player provenance.

The capsule it came from

Being released from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule ties this sticker to that capsule's broader lineup and drop pattern. Origin from a capsule means it circulated alongside other community and capsule-only designs rather than through player autograph streams.

How stickers work

Once applied to a weapon the sticker can be scraped thinner and will be destroyed if removed, and every craft consumes a copy of the sticker. Clean, unapplied stock is finite and only declines as people craft or apply, so the supply of mint examples grows smaller over time.

Its rarity grade

This piece carries a Remarkable rarity grade, placing it in the mid band of sticker grades rather than at the top or bottom of the ladder. That grade frames collector expectations for how common clean examples show up versus paper or the set's high-end rarities.

Craft and placement

Collectors favor placing this Holo on weapon faces where the iridescence catches the light - playside smokes and high-visibility spots bring out the Holo layer. Certain finishes photograph and inspect better on particular skins, and that pattern of preferred placements feeds the demand for clean Holos for those crafts.

Buying a clean copy

When shopping, focus on an unapplied, unblemished Holo copy with the correct finish and designer attribution; applied or scraped examples are a different market. The live price block on this page shows current market value and is the place to check for what the market is actually doing.

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Common questions about Sticker | T Rush (Holo)

Answers compiled from the Skins.Cash trading desk
What is this Sticker | T Rush (Holo)?
It's the Holo finish of a community/Workshop sticker from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule, designed by Guardian Gear and issued as a Remarkable-grade piece.
What drives the value of this sticker?
Value is driven by finish tier, the fact it came from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule, and its mid rarity grade; thin-market trading also affects liquidity. Check the live price block on this page for the current market level.
Which finish does this have and how does that compare to other films?
This is a Holo finish, which ranks above the paper base for the set and below the rare specialty films; it gives the artwork a reflective, rainbow sheen that paper lacks.
Where should I buy a clean/unapplied copy?
Buy an unapplied, uncrafted Holo if you want clean stock; the live price block shows current asks and bids. Verify the finish and designer before purchase, since applied examples behave differently.
What makes this sticker stand out?
The Holo film on the T Rush artwork and the Guardian Gear designer credit make it distinct, paired with a Remarkable rarity that sits in the mid band for the capsule.
Can I remove a sticker if I apply it to a weapon?
Apply is effectively one-way: you can scrape a sticker thinner but attempting removal destroys it, and each craft consumes a copy of the sticker.
How rare is this Sticker | T Rush (Holo)?
It's graded Remarkable, which positions it in the mid rarity tier among sticker grades rather than among the highest or lowest rarities.
What does the design show and who made it?
The artwork depicts the T Rush motif as a community design and was made by Guardian Gear, credited on the sticker itself.
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