Sticker | Xizt (Gold) | Cologne 2015 is a Gold-finish autograph of Xizt from the 2015 ESL One Cologne set, produced by Valve. With full provenance and an Exotic rarity, it sits at the top of the finish ladder for its capsule and is aimed at collectors who prize premium films and signed stock.
Sticker | Xizt (Gold) | Cologne 2015 is a Gold-finish autograph of Xizt from the 2015 ESL One Cologne set, produced by Valve. With full provenance and an Exotic rarity, it sits at the top of the finish ladder for its capsule and is aimed at collectors who prize premium films and signed stock.
This is a Gold autograph sticker: the signed Xizt piece from the 2015 ESL One Cologne set, produced by Valve and tied to Ninjas in Pyjamas. It is an autograph kind with full provenance and Exotic rarity, released as part of the standalone Cologne capsule.
Gold sits at the very top of the finish ladder for this set, above the base paper and the intermediate premium films. Think of it as the apex film that collectors treat as the premium endpoint of the capsule's finish hierarchy.
Collectors chase Gold because it is the top-rank film for the design and signature, and because a Gold autograph already starts from a premium position relative to the base autograph. The finish amplifies the signature's collectibility in a way that the lower films do not.
This sticker is tied to 2015 ESL One Cologne and carries that exact event provenance on its face. Event provenance links the sticker to a single capsule run and designer print, and collectors treat that connection as part of the object's identity.
The autograph is Xizt of Ninjas in Pyjamas, and that signature directly links the sticker to the player and team listed on the stock. Full provenance on this piece confirms the signature's origin and is a core driver of collector interest.
As a standalone capsule release it reached players through the usual capsule distribution, and everyday supply is shaped by how many Gold autographs were pulled, kept clean, or applied over time. Over the long run, the number of clean, transferable Gold autographs is what underpins availability on the market.
An applied sticker is already adhered to an in-game weapon and cannot be resold as an unapplied stock piece; a clean, unapplied copy remains transferable and is preferred for collectors who value original condition. Condition and clean stock matter because provenance is tied to an intact, transferable sticker rather than one already used in crafting.
This sticker combines a top-rank finish, a named autograph, and Exotic rarity within a standalone capsule, which makes it a straightforward pick for collectors who favor provenance-led holds. Those qualities together are why someone would keep a clean Gold Xizt as part of a long-term assembly rather than flip a common film.
Collectors who craft aim to place high-end finishes like Gold autographs onto showcases where the film and signature remain visible and complementary to the skin. Demand for well-placed Gold autographs on popular weapon canvases feeds back into desirability for clean copies.
When buying, verify that the piece is unapplied and that the finish is explicitly Gold; check that provenance details match the Valve print and the Cologne release. The live market price is shown in the price block on this page, which reflects current demand for this exact sticker and finish.
