Sticker | Zeused is a community Workshop sticker issued in the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule with a nonstandard finish listed as Other. It sits in the budget bracket and trades in a thin market, so clean examples can be quietly useful for collectors who want a low-cost Workshop piece from that capsule.
Sticker | Zeused is a community Workshop sticker issued in the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule with a nonstandard finish listed as Other. It sits in the budget bracket and trades in a thin market, so clean examples can be quietly useful for collectors who want a low-cost Workshop piece from that capsule.
Sticker | Zeused is a community artwork sticker carrying the finish labeled Other and released as part of the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule. This is not an autograph or team mark but a Workshop-style community piece issued under the High Grade rarity designation.
The film on this sticker is classified as Other, which places it outside the common Paper/Holo/Foil/Gold ladder used by most sets. For collectors that track finish hierarchy, paper is the baseline while Holo and Foil sit above it and Gold or specialty films sit at the top; Other means this sticker uses a nonstandard film and should be judged against its setmates rather than by the usual finish tiers.
Given the page's price tier label, this sticker occupies a budget bracket among its peers. That bracket usually means it is accessible to collectors looking for capsule representation or Workshop pieces without committing to a premium finish.
As a community sticker, the artwork and name read as a Workshop contribution rather than a player autograph or team logo. The label and identity mark it as an artwork-driven item named Sticker | Zeused, so its appeal is aesthetic and collection-driven rather than tied to a signed roster.
This sticker comes from the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule, which groups a range of celebratory and Workshop pieces together. Being from that capsule helps set expectations about the sibling stickers and the overall set composition collectors will compare it against.
Once applied to a weapon the sticker can be scraped to alter its appearance and will be destroyed if removed; every craft that uses a live copy consumes that stock. Clean, unapplied copies are the finite pool that remains, so availability tightens only in one direction as items are used.
The sticker carries the High Grade rarity tag, placing it above common base stickers but below premium rarity bands. That grade underpins how collectors slot it into their collections and how it stands beside more scarce tiers.
Collectors typically place community stickers where the artwork reads best on a given skin, and finishes that reflect light or add texture will change that visual impact. Demand for certain placements or attractive finishes feeds back into desirability, even for budget-graded Workshop pieces like this one.
When shopping aim for an unapplied, clean example in the Other finish that matches the listing on this page. The live price block on the item page shows current market value, so consult that for the up-to-date figure rather than relying on static listings elsewhere.
