A Holo team sticker for Team EnVyUs from the 2016 MLG Columbus run, finished in Valve's Holo film and pulled from the event capsule. It's a mid-tier, remarkable team piece with partial provenance that sits above the paper variant for collectors focused on applied crafts and clean stock.
A Holo team sticker for Team EnVyUs from the 2016 MLG Columbus run, finished in Valve's Holo film and pulled from the event capsule. It's a mid-tier, remarkable team piece with partial provenance that sits above the paper variant for collectors focused on applied crafts and clean stock.
This is a Holo team sticker for Team EnVyUs from the 2016 MLG Columbus set: a team-design, not an autograph, released in the event capsule and rendered by Valve. It carries the remarkable rarity flag and is specifically the Holo film variant rather than a paper or autograph version.
Holo sits above the base paper film in the collection's finish ladder and is a premium film for this capsule. Within the usual hierarchy Holo is a step up from paper and sits below the most exclusive films reserved for the rarest prints in a set.
Collectors prize the Holo for its visual depth and how it lifts the team mark on weapons compared with the paper stock. Given the finish_rank here is premium, that visual upgrade is the primary reason buyers prefer this over the base version.
This sticker sits in a mid-level value bracket: not budget stock, but not at the high end of the market either. For collectors that segment means accessible investment potential while still offering a recognizably premium finish compared with paper.
Team EnVyUs is the badge shown on the sticker and its identity drives demand from supporters and org-focused collectors alike. Team loyalty and the clarity of the org mark on a Holo film are regular drivers for people chasing specific loadouts.
This sticker belongs to the 2016 MLG Columbus set and carries that event provenance directly in its identity. Event provenance matters because collectors track capsule origins and pair stickers to particular tournament runs when building historical loadouts.
It was released in the MLG Columbus 2016 Legends (Holo/Foil) capsule, which groups it with the event's team and player pieces. That capsule origin ties this sticker to a fixed sibling set and to the finishing options that were offered there.
Applied stickers can be scraped thinner by players and are destroyed if removed, and every craft consumes a copy so clean, unapplied stock only gets rarer over time. Keep that mechanic in mind when comparing pristine inventory to applied examples.
The sticker is graded as remarkable and sits in the middle of the rarity ladder rather than at the top or bottom. That middle grade underpins the sticker's availability: not common paper supply, but not the ultra-rare strata either.
Holo team films tend to show best on darker, glossy weapon finishes where the foil play can pop; collectors choose Holo Team EnVyUs when they want the org mark to carry across a craft. That practical desirability for competitive or display builds feeds secondary demand.
Released as part of the 2016 MLG Columbus run, this piece belongs to the mid-era of event capsule releases and reflects Valve's Holo treatment of team marks from that period. Its position in that release cycle helps define which sets and finishes collectors pair it with.