Sticker | Till Death Do Us Part is a Paper community sticker designed by Coridium and released with a standalone capsule. It's a base-film, budget-tier collectible that sits in the High Grade rarity and moves in a thin market, so clean copies command attention from collectors who value untouched stock.
Sticker | Till Death Do Us Part is a Paper community sticker designed by Coridium and released with a standalone capsule. It's a base-film, budget-tier collectible that sits in the High Grade rarity and moves in a thin market, so clean copies command attention from collectors who value untouched stock.
Sticker | Till Death Do Us Part is a Paper community sticker - not an autograph or team emblem - issued as part of a standalone capsule. The piece identifies as a Workshop-style artwork by Coridium and was released in September 30th, 2014, so it belongs to older community drops rather than player or team lines.
This edition is Paper, the base film for stickers in a set. Paper sits at the bottom of the finish ladder beneath Holo, Foil, Glitter, and Gold variants; it is the standard stock and therefore the most widely produced visual tier for this artwork.
The sticker carries a budget-tier profile, which tells you how it moves compared with mid or premium items. For collectors that focus on cleaned, themed loads this is an easy entry piece - it's accessible rather than a centerpiece in a cabinet, and trades accordingly in quieter markets.
This is a community/artwork sticker rather than a player autograph or team mark, and Coridium is credited as the designer. The artwork reads like a Workshop submission: graphic, thematic, and aimed at players who want expressive cosmetics without player provenance.
Being from a standalone capsule, copies circulate mostly through routine drops and player trades rather than tied to match distributions. Because the market for this piece is thin, most turnover happens when collectors list clean stock or when a crafted example is sold out of inventories.
Applied stickers can be scraped thinner and are destroyed if removed, so every craft or attempted salvage burns a copy. That means untouched, unapplied stock is the only supply that replenishes the collectible pool.
This sticker is graded High Grade, placing it above the common tiers but below the rarest classifications like Contraband. The High Grade label underpins collector expectations about availability and the relative scarcity compared with base commons.
Paper finishes are often used where a flat, graphic look is preferred on low-pattern weapons; their thin film adheres cleanly and stays visually consistent after crafting. For collectors who craft, Paper copies are utilitarian - they serve the layout and theme without chasing premium finish effects, which keeps demand narrow but steady for specific loadouts.
Released in September 30th, 2014, this sticker is part of the early Workshop-era wave of community designs. That placement gives it a certain period appeal: recognizable to collectors who track older community capsules, and relevant as part of the broader evolution from early Workshop drops to later event-linked releases.
