Sticker | yuurih | Copenhagen 2024 is an autograph from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 run carried on an 'Other' specialty film. It comes with full player provenance for FURIA's yuurih and sits in the budget bracket, traded most often in thinner markets rather than high-volume pools.
Sticker | yuurih | Copenhagen 2024 is an autograph from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 run carried on an 'Other' specialty film. It comes with full player provenance for FURIA's yuurih and sits in the budget bracket, traded most often in thinner markets rather than high-volume pools.
This is an autograph sticker carrying an "Other" specialty finish, the signed FURIA piece for yuurih from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 run. It is part of the Copenhagen 2024 Challengers Autograph Capsule and is identified in the set as Sticker | yuurih | Copenhagen 2024.
The sticker uses an "Other" film rather than the standard Paper, Holo, Foil, Glitter or Gold films; in practice that means it sits outside the usual ladder and reads as a specialty finish. Collectors treat the standard finishes as a hierarchy with Paper at the base and premium films sitting above it; this sticker's film is a distinct option and should be judged on its look and scarcity against the set's more common films.
Market placement for this sticker is in the budget bracket, which signals lower collector entry cost relative to higher-tier autographs. Budget standing doesn't erase desirability for crafts or fandom, but it does mean the piece trades in thinner lanes and attracts collectors who focus on signatures rather than premium finishes.
The autograph belongs to yuurih of FURIA, and that signature is the primary provenance detail collectors use to link the sticker to the player. Full provenance is present, so ownership and authenticity hinge on that on-sticker signature rather than secondary markings.
This sticker was released in the Copenhagen 2024 Challengers Autograph Capsule, which groups it with the autograph lineup from that event. Capsule origin tells you which siblings exist in the same drop and how the piece fits into the broader Copenhagen 2024 set.
Once applied to a weapon a sticker can be scraped thinner and is destroyed if fully removed; every craft consumes a copy of the sticker. Clean, unapplied stock is finite and each craft or application permanently reduces available mint examples.
The piece carries a High Grade rarity designation within the sticker grading ladder that runs up toward Contraband at the top. That grade underpins expectations about how common mint copies are and how the market treats surviving examples relative to higher-graded siblings.
Collectors favor autograph finishes like this for clean, centered placement on popular weapon canvases where the signature reads well. Even on a budget-bracket sticker, a neat craft or a favored weapon can lift demand because signature visibility and film interaction drive collector preference.
This is a Copenhagen 2024 release tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024 and sits with other autographs from that event's autograph capsule. Its place is as part of the Copenhagen 2024 cohort, and that release context is what shapes comparisons with other event runs rather than any broader scene-era framing.
