Sticker | TRY | Shanghai 2024

This is the Paper autograph of TRY issued for Perfect World Shanghai 2024 and released in the Shanghai 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule; it carries the player name TRY and Imperial Esports team attribution. It is an in-set autograph rather than a team or community-only decal, designed by Valve and distributed through the event capsule.

The sticker is a Paper finish, the entry-level film in the typical finish ladder for a set. Paper sits below premium films like Holo and Foil and above no-film variants, so its place is straightforward: collectible, readable, and the baseline that rarer finishes are measured against.

This sticker falls into the budget bracket within its set and collector frame, reflecting its base-film autograph status and the available supply from the capsule. For a collector that wants TRY's autograph without chasing premium films, it represents the practical route into the name and team provenance.

The decal is tied to Perfect World Shanghai 2024 and comes from the Shanghai 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule. Event provenance matters because the capsule name stays with the sticker and signals which tournament print run produced this autograph.

The Shanghai 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule is a tournament capsule and no new copies are produced once the event drops end distribution, so the print is fixed. Over time clean stock will thin as applied copies and long-term holders remove pieces from the market, creating the permanent scarcity property collectors watch.

Applied copies are already glued to a weapon and have acceptable use for in-game display, while clean, unapplied copies remain on their stock and preserve condition and resale flexibility. For autographs like TRY's, an unapplied paper copy keeps the signature intact and avoids scrape risk, which many collectors prefer.

Collectors who favor provenance will like the full event and team attribution here: TRY, Imperial Esports, and the Shanghai 2024 capsule tie together cleanly. The budget finish makes it easy to assemble player sets or roster runs while keeping exposure to event-specific autographs for a longer-term hold.

Paper autographs glue down cleanly and sit flat on most weapon canvases, which makes them a reliable choice for crafting; signatures reproduce legibly and don't overpower artwork. Because Paper is easy to place and shows the autograph clearly, demand for crafts stems from usability more than flash, and that steady demand supports ongoing interest.

When buying, prioritise an unapplied, clean Paper copy and confirm the stamp and designer attribution match Valve's release for the Shanghai 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule. The live price block on the page shows current market levels for clean versus applied copies, so use that as your reference at checkout.