Sticker | yuurih (Holo) | Stockholm 2021

This is the Holo autograph of yuurih representing FURIA, released as part of the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule tied to the 2021 PGL Stockholm event. It is an autographed team sticker rather than a community or generic design, issued with full provenance from the capsule.

The sticker carries a Holo finish, which sits above the Paper base in the usual finish ladder and below the most exclusive films. Think of Holo as the premium film for this set: visibly upgraded from paper but not at the topmost finish tier where special metals or stitched variants live.

Collectors chase the Holo here because the finish amplifies the autograph and color palette on this particular yuurih design, giving better depth and sheen than the paper twin. The finish_rank for this copy is premium, so demand centers on that elevated look rather than on the base print alone.

The signature belongs to yuurih and is tied to his time stamped in this release with FURIA. Full provenance accompanies the autograph, which matters to collectors who prefer certifiable origin over unverified stock.

This piece comes from the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule, which groups it with the other finalists' autographs from that release. Being from-capsule means its siblings are the set of finalists autographs from the same drop, so supply dynamics follow that capsule's roll-out.

Applied stickers get thinner with each scrape and cannot be removed without destroying the sticker; every craft consumes a copy of the sticker so clean, unapplied stock only decreases. That one-way mechanic is why collectors prefer untouched examples for long-term holding or trades.

The sticker is graded as Remarkable and sits in the mid rarity tier for stickers. That grade places it above common paper stickers but beneath the high-end rarity bands, and underpins the way collectors value availability and desirability together.

Holo autographs like this are commonly chosen for crafts because the film lifts the signature and contrasts well on darker weapon finishes, which makes the autograph read stronger in screenshots and loadouts. Players who value visual presence will pay attention to placement and whether the Holo effect complements the weapon's pattern.

This is a Stockholm 2021 release tied to the 2021 PGL Stockholm event, so it belongs to that specific chapter of sticker drops and the autograph capsule lineage that followed. Its standing is defined by that release and the capsule mechanics rather than broader scene-era framing.