Sticker | westmelon (Glitter) | Copenhagen 2024

This is the Glitter-finish autograph for player westmelon, issued as an autograph sticker tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024 and released through the Copenhagen 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule. The listing reflects the designer Valve and the team Lynn Vision in the sticker identity, so you get a signed player sticker with full tournament provenance.

Glitter sits above paper and holo in the set hierarchy as a premium film, offering a denser, sparkled surface that reads differently in-game and in-hand. Within the usual finish ladder Glitter is above base films but below the ultra-exclusive top-tier treatments, so its visual presence is a clear step up from a paper twin.

This sticker occupies a budget to mid bracket inside its cohort, which means it is accessible for collectors while still retaining a clear premium over plain paper examples because of the Glitter finish and the autograph. For collectors that trade exposure and variety, it behaves like a mid-level holding rather than a top flagship.

PGL Copenhagen 2024 is the tournament tied to this sticker and the capsule name is Copenhagen 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule, which locks the origin to that event. Event provenance matters here because the sticker carries the capsule identity and the release context set by that specific tournament.

The Copenhagen 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule stopped dropping after the event, so the print that exists is fixed and only the clean stock thins with time and wear. That permanent supply cap is why copies move from clean pools into applied or traded hands rather than being replenished.

An applied copy has been attached to a weapon and is mechanically altered by the client, while an unapplied copy remains on the original sticker sheet and preserves the factory condition. Collectors prize unapplied copies because they guarantee original edges, adhesive integrity, and full resale flexibility compared with applied examples.

For a long-term holder the combination of a player autograph, the Glitter film, and full capsule provenance gives several simple pillars to justify keeping it: distinctive finish, collectible signature, and a fixed tournament print. Those three features together make it a logical piece for a set-builder aiming for depth rather than a single extreme centerpiece.

Glitter films tend to sit well on darker wraps and high-contrast placements where the sparkle reads under in-game lighting, and autograph alignment here makes it straightforward to center on popular weapon canvases. That practical suitability is what drives craft demand back onto certain finishes and signatures, especially for collectors who show inventories or run themed loadouts.

When buying, check that the sticker is unapplied and that the finish is explicitly listed as Glitter to avoid a paper twin by mistake; inspect edges and the backing for factory condition. The current market price is displayed in the live price block on this page, which is where you should confirm value before committing.