Sticker | ztr | Shanghai 2024

This is an autograph sticker: the nameplate reads Sticker | ztr | Shanghai 2024 and the signature belongs to ztr of GamerLegion, issued in the Shanghai 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule. The sticker carries full capsule provenance, so its origin is clear and traceable to the Perfect World Shanghai 2024 set rather than being a community or team-only release.

The finish is listed as Other rather than a standard paper, holo, foil, or gold film. Collectors usually think of finishes on a ladder with paper at the base and holo/foil/gold above it; because this one is Other, its exact rung isn't specified by the record and should be treated as a special film whose relative standing is determined by collectors for the set.

Labeled as a budget-tier sticker, this autograph sits below mid and premium autograph offerings for the same capsule in broad market perception. That positioning makes it a practical entry for collectors after capsule-authenticated signatures without the commitment that premium finishes demand.

The piece is tied directly to Perfect World Shanghai 2024, and the capsule name given is Shanghai 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule. Event provenance matters because it fixes the sticker to a single release and lets you match it against capsule supply and other player drops from that same event.

This sticker comes from a tournament capsule and those drops stop after the event, so the print run is fixed and no new clean stock will be produced. Over time applied examples will accumulate and unapplied, clean copies become the truly finite supply collectors fight over.

Applied means the autograph is already pasted to an item in-game, which changes how you can use it and how other collectors view condition. An unapplied, clean sticker preserves the original stock and is the version most purists prefer for holds, trades, or custom crafts because it keeps all placement options open.

For long-term holders the appeal is straightforward: an authenticated autograph with full capsule provenance from a recognizable event, offered in a budget bracket that leaves upside if interest in the player or capsule grows. Thin-market flow and a capped supply make neat, unapplied examples the pieces most likely to age into collector interest.

Collectors who craft this sticker onto weapons will be looking at signature placement against skin artwork, contrast with the weapon finish, and how the signature sits under light. Certain finishes and clear signatures read better on common craft canvases, and that visual desirability often drives wear among cashed-in crafts and demand back toward select sticker copies.

When hunting a clean copy prioritize an unapplied example with intact stock and a well-centered autograph; those are the ones that matter for both crafts and long-term holds. The live market price is shown in the price block on this page, which is where you should check current levels before pulling the trigger.