Sticker | yuurih | Rio 2022

This is an autograph sticker: Sticker | yuurih | Rio 2022 carries yuurih's signature for FURIA and belongs to the IEM Rio 2022 release stream. The piece comes from the Rio 2022 Contenders Autograph Capsule and is presented in an Other finish rather than a standard Paper or Holo film.

The sticker's finish field is Other, which places it outside the usual Paper-Holo-Foil-Gold ladder used to compare films. Collectors still read the standard hierarchy when sorting a set: Paper is the base, Holo and Foil sit above it, and Gold or specialty films top the ladder; an Other finish requires inspection against set peers to judge where it visually fits.

This sticker is labeled in the budget bracket, so it sits toward the accessible end of the autograph market for the Rio 2022 releases. For a collector that wants autographs from the Rio 2022 pool without premium finishes or provenance trimmings, it represents a practical entry point.

The autograph is yuurih's, attached to his FURIA identity, so ownership ties directly to that player-team pairing. Because provenance is full, the signature's origin and authenticity are explicit, and that clarity matters to collectors who prioritize certified autographs.

It was released in the Rio 2022 Contenders Autograph Capsule, which groups it with the Rio 2022 autograph siblings rather than general community or team-only drops. Being from that capsule means its closest comparables are the other autograph issues that share the same release origin.

Applied to a weapon, a sticker becomes part of that skin's finish: scraping thins the sticker film and removing it destroys the sticker. Every craft consumes a physical copy, so available clean stock only decreases over time as items get applied or used in trade operations.

The sticker is marked High Grade, which places it on the commonly understood sticker grade ladder beneath Contraband. That grade underpins expectations for how frequently copies appeared in the original capsule and helps set baseline collector interest.

Collectors craft this autograph onto weapons with an eye for signature visibility and background contrast; signatures on dark or busy skins often read worse than those placed on flat, light fields. Even with an Other finish, optimal placement can elevate the perceived quality of the craft and drive demand among players who display Rio 2022 autographs.

This piece belongs to the IEM Rio 2022 era and slots into the wave of tournament-linked autograph releases around that event. As part of the Rio 2022 Contenders Autograph Capsule, it sits alongside that release's autograph cohort rather than older or later event runs.