Sticker | yuurih | Stockholm 2021 is an autograph from FURIA printed in a nonstandard film and pulled from the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule. Full provenance and a High Grade rarity put it on the collectible map, while the capsule origin anchors its set identity.
Sticker | yuurih | Stockholm 2021 is an autograph from FURIA printed in a nonstandard film and pulled from the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule. Full provenance and a High Grade rarity put it on the collectible map, while the capsule origin anchors its set identity.
This is an autograph sticker for yuurih wearing FURIA colors, issued for the 2021 PGL Stockholm release and pulled from the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule. The piece carries a nonstandard film listed as Other and is explicitly an Autograph kind, not a team or community text-only sticker.
The sticker uses a nonstandard finish labeled Other rather than the usual Paper, Holo, Foil, Glitter, or Gold treatments collectors most often reference. For context, collectors still think in the familiar ladder that starts at Paper and climbs through Holo and Foil up to Gold and specialty lenses; an Other finish sits outside those named rungs and needs to be judged on its appearance and demand rather than a fixed place in the classic ranking.
This sticker is flagged in the budget bracket, which tells you it lives below mid and premium tiers for this set. Budget in this context means accessibility for collectors who want an autograph without chasing the scarcer, higher-tier finishes, though full provenance and condition still influence how tightly it trades on any given day.
The autograph is by yuurih and is tied to FURIA as indicated on the sticker. Full provenance is recorded for this copy, so the signature provenance is intact and visible to buyers, which collectors prefer when assembling autograph runs or placing a neat craft.
This piece originates from the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule, so it sits alongside the other finalized-event autographs that capsule produced. That capsule origin defines the family of siblings you can chase and explains why certain autographs show up together in collection runs and trades.
Apply the sticker to a weapon and it becomes part of that skin: you can scrape it over time to thin the film, and removing it destroys the sticker. Each craft or application consumes one copy from clean stock, so un-applied inventory is finite and only goes down as people use copies on weapons.
This sticker carries a High Grade rarity, placing it above base runs like Mil-Spec paper but below the top-tier rarity classes. The High Grade label underpins expectations about print counts and availability relative to lower-grade runs within the same capsule.
Collectors lean toward clean, well-centered crafts for autographs like this one so the signature reads clearly on popular weapons. The Other finish changes how the autograph sits visually on steel or darker skins, so placement decisions and craft style feed back into demand when players or collectors look for a finished loadout.
This is a 2021 PGL Stockholm release, so it belongs to that tournament run and the autograph capsule tied to the event. Its position in that release cycle shapes how it pairs with other Stockholm 2021 items and how nostalgia or set completion strategies bring attention back to this capsule's stickers.