Sticker | Team LDLC.com | Katowice 2014 is the Paper team decal from the EMS Katowice 2014 Legends capsule representing Team LDLC.com. A base-film, team sticker with High Grade rarity and partial provenance that sits at the top of the paper ladder for collectors chasing original Katowice 2014 stock.
Sticker | Team LDLC.com | Katowice 2014 is the Paper team decal from the EMS Katowice 2014 Legends capsule representing Team LDLC.com. A base-film, team sticker with High Grade rarity and partial provenance that sits at the top of the paper ladder for collectors chasing original Katowice 2014 stock.
This is the Paper team sticker for Team LDLC.com from the 2014 EMS One Katowice set, the base-film edition rather than an autograph or community artwork. It carries Valve's original designer credit and belongs to the EMS Katowice 2014 Legends capsule run.
Paper is the entry film in the finish ladder for this set: the stock everyone starts with and the foundation for the higher-tier variants. In the Katowice 2014 hierarchy rarer films sit above Paper, making this the baseline reference collectors use when comparing upgrades.
The listing lives in the grail bracket by profile despite being a Paper finish, so it behaves like a premium collectible rather than casual fare. For collectors that means scarcity and desirability are driven by the sticker's provenance and low surviving supply, not the film itself.
This is the org mark for Team LDLC.com, a recognizable badge that buyers collect for roster loyalty and org devotion. Team stickers draw repeat demand from fans who want their hardware to reflect a stable emblem rather than a transient autograph.
The decal is tied to 2014 EMS One Katowice, and that provenance is the single-line provenance collectors care about when assembling era-specific collections. Event origin threads directly into the sticker's identity; it is what collectors name when placing it in a Katowice run.
It was released in the EMS Katowice 2014 Legends capsule, which groups this piece with the set's other team and legend items. Origin in that capsule signals the sticker's siblings and the supply behavior typical of that drop.
Applied stickers lose material when scraped down and are destroyed if fully removed, and every craft or application burns one clean copy from the market. Clean, unapplied stock therefore only thins with use and crafting activity.
This sticker carries a High Grade rarity, placing it above the common base tiers and below the top contraband-level badges. That grade underpins collector expectations for availability and the kinds of sets where it will be matched.
Collectors chase this piece for the combination of its Katowice 2014 origin, team provenance, and limited surviving Paper stock; those elements together make it a hold for era-focused collections. Partial provenance lifts it above anonymous copies and complements the Low supply label when planning a long-term keep.
Paper team stickers are often used on weapons where a clean, flat decal reads well without overpowering finish effects; placement that keeps the org mark whole is preferred. Because some finishes photograph differently on glossy skins, collectors choose films and weapon canvases that preserve the emblem's lines, and that demand feeds desirability.
This piece is from the Katowice 2014 wave, released March 6th, 2014, placing it in the era collectors point to when assembling early tournament and legend sets. Its timing and capsule origin give it the historical context that matters to era collectors.
When buying hunt for an unapplied, clean example with the Paper finish and any provenance notes intact; applied or scraped copies are a different market. Check the live price block on this page for current market levels and use condition and provenance to judge whether the listing meets your needs.
