Sticker | Zeus | Krakow 2017

This is an autograph sticker in an uncommon film labeled Other, issued for Zeus representing Gambit Esports and released as part of the 2017 PGL Krakow run. It's a player-signed piece rather than a team or community graphic, so the signature is the defining collectible element here.

The sticker uses a nonstandard film classed as Other, not one of the usual Paper, Holo, Foil, Glitter, Gold, Lenticular, or Embroidered categories collectors cite first. Films are still understood on a ladder where Paper is the baseline and finishes like Holo, Foil and Gold sit progressively above it; this piece sits outside that primary list and should be evaluated on its own visual and collector appeal rather than a fixed rank.

Market labels place this sticker in a budget bracket, so it functions as an accessible autograph for collectors who want Krakow 2017 autographs without chasing top-tier premiums. Expect it to trade like a lower-priced autograph pick-up rather than a centerpiece grail, useful for building a set or filling an autograph slot.

The autograph is Zeus, signed as a Gambit Esports representative, and that full provenance is recorded with the item. Provenance matters for autographs; a full provenance tag like this keeps the signature tied to the player and the team in collectors' eyes.

It originates from the Krakow 2017 Legends Autograph Capsule, which groups these signed pieces together and defines the family of sibling stickers you'll encounter in the market. Owning one of these tells you exactly which release it belongs to and helps when comparing condition and applied status across the same capsule.

Apply a sticker to a weapon once and you change that copy forever: scraping will thin the design and removing it destroys the sticker. Every craft consumes a copy, so untouched, clean stock becomes scarcer as people apply or use these in crafting.

The sticker carries a printed rarity of High Grade while market labeling places it in a lower rarity bracket, so it sits where printed grade and market perception meet. That printed High Grade underpins the sticker's identity, while the market rarity label signals how commonly survivors of the capsule trade on the floor.

Collectors typically place autographs on clean weapons where the signature reads plainly against the skin; finishes and signature clarity drive those choices. Because this is an autograph from Krakow 2017, many pick unobtrusive locations on darker or neutral skins to keep Zeus's ink legible, and that placement preference feeds demand for clean examples.

This piece belongs to the Krakow 2017 era through the 2017 PGL Krakow release and sits with the set of autographs produced for that event. Its place in that specific run influences how it's grouped by set collectors and compared with other event autographs from the same capsule.