Sticker | WorldEdit (Gold) | Cologne 2015 is a Gold autograph issued for WorldEdit of Flipsid3 Tactics from the 2015 ESL One Cologne set. It carries full provenance and the exotic rarity finish, placing it at the top of the finish ladder for its capsule and drawing collector attention for display and crafting alike.
Sticker | WorldEdit (Gold) | Cologne 2015 is a Gold autograph issued for WorldEdit of Flipsid3 Tactics from the 2015 ESL One Cologne set. It carries full provenance and the exotic rarity finish, placing it at the top of the finish ladder for its capsule and drawing collector attention for display and crafting alike.
This is a Gold autograph sticker for WorldEdit tied to the 2015 ESL One Cologne set. It is an exotic rarity autograph issued under Valve's design and associated with the Flipsid3 Tactics roster, not a team or community text-only variant.
Gold sits at the top of the finish ladder for its set, above paper, holo, foil and glitter variants. Within this capsule hierarchy Gold is the premium film meant to stand apart from the base-paper examples.
Collectors prize the Gold film because it dramatically changes how the signature and artwork read on a weapon, and because its finish rank places it well above the base version of the same design. That elevated visual and hierarchical position is the main reason collectors hunt Gold autographs ahead of paper copies.
The sticker is tied to 2015 ESL One Cologne and carries the event provenance on the face of the design. Event provenance matters because collectors track which releases introduced a signature and which capsules those signatures belong to.
This is WorldEdit's autograph and it references his time with Flipsid3 Tactics; the signature connects the sticker directly to that player and lineup. Full provenance here confirms the sticker's origin and anchors collector interest.
Gold autographs like this one were released through the Cologne 2015 capsule distribution and reach the market when collectors and players apply, trade, or list them. Supply is shaped by the original capsule print and by how many copies remain clean in private hands rather than applied to skins.
An applied copy has been affixed to an in-game weapon and will show that application in its transaction history, while an unapplied copy remains on the sticker sheet and is considered clean. Collectors place clear weight on clean, unapplied examples because condition and the option to craft or resell unobstructed are prized.
This sticker appeals for three connected reasons: it carries full provenance, it's a top-rung Gold finish, and it is an exotic rarity within its capsule. For collectors thinking long term those three elements together create the profile of a piece that holds attention and demand.
Gold autographs photograph and reflect differently when crafted onto darker finishes, and many collectors favor placing this kind of signature where the foil highlights the pen strokes. Demand for crafted examples feeds back into the desirability of clean Gold copies because players want the option to apply and showcase the signature on high-visibility weapons.
When buying, confirm the sticker is unapplied and that the finish reads as Gold with the autograph intact; a clean, unapplied Gold autograph is the checklist item most buyers use. The live market price and listing history are shown in the price block on this page for immediate reference.
