Sticker | Teamwork (Holo)

Sticker | Teamwork (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from Community Sticker Capsule 1, not an autograph or team decal. It's the premium finish variant of a Workshop submission designed by stream071 and was released May 1st, 2014 as part of Valve's community sticker runs.

This is the Holo film, the mid-to-premium layer above Paper in the usual finish ladder for a capsule set. Holo sits between the base paper stock and higher-tier specialty finishes, so it reads as the elevated option for the same artwork without moving into top-level gold or lenticular territory.

Collectors prize the Holo for its visual pop compared with the paper twin and because it signals a step up in the capsule hierarchy. For Workshop art like this, Holo variants tend to draw buyers who want something brighter and more eye-catching without chasing the rarest films.

This is a community artwork sticker rather than a player autograph or club insignia; the piece was submitted and realized through the Workshop process and credited to designer stream071. That pedigree places it with other user-made decals and makes its appeal artistic and collector-driven rather than tied to a roster.

It was released in Community Sticker Capsule 1, so it's packaged with other Workshop and community pieces rather than event team or autograph drops. Being a capsule release defines its siblings and the pool of comparable designs collectors use when comparing scarcities and finishes.

Apply one and it sits on the weapon until you scrape it thinner; removal destroys the sticker outright. Every craft consumes a copy, so intact, clean stock is the only thing that gets rarer over time.

The sticker carries the Remarkable grade and sits in the mid rarity tier for capsule stickers. That placement supports steady interest: more uncommon than base grades but not in the fixed-print elite.

Collectors use Holo community stickers like Teamwork on visible canvases where the holo sheen registers, for example on body panels or large flat surfaces. The finish's reflectiveness makes it useful for flashy crafts, and thin-market demand for clean Holo copies drives selective use rather than mass application.

Released May 1st, 2014, this sticker comes from the era when community Workshop contributions were a common capsule source. That release timing gives it the character of early Workshop output and places it among the community-driven pieces collectors categorize by set and capsule origin.