What are the different sticker rarity types?

CS2 stickers come in six variants: Paper (most common), Holo (holographic), Glitter (sparkle effect), Foil (metallic reflective), Gold (rarest tournament variant), and Lenticular (newest, with a 3D depth effect). Each variant has different visual effects and value.

Can I remove stickers from weapons?

Stickers can be scraped off weapons, but they are destroyed in the process and cannot be recovered. Each scrape removes about 20% of the sticker. Think carefully before applying expensive stickers to weapon skins!

How often are new sticker capsules released?

New capsules are typically released during major tournaments. CS2 Majors happen roughly twice per year, and each event introduces new tournament and team stickers. Community operations also release special capsules periodically.

Which stickers are the best investment?

Older major stickers, especially from Katowice 2014 and early tournaments, have historically appreciated significantly. Limited rarity variants (especially Holo and Foil from older majors) tend to hold and gain value better than common Paper stickers.

How much do stickers cost?

Sticker prices range from under $0.10 for common Paper stickers to thousands of dollars for rare Holo/Foil stickers from early majors. Tournament capsules typically cost around $1-2 to open, but the stickers inside can vary wildly in value.

Are there signed stickers from pro players?

Yes! Every major tournament releases autograph capsules containing stickers signed by professional players. These come in Paper, Holo, Glitter, Foil, and Gold variants. Autographs from legendary players command premium prices.

What is the difference between Paper and Holo stickers?

Paper stickers have a flat matte finish. Holo stickers feature a holographic rainbow effect that shifts with viewing angle. Holos are significantly rarer and more valuable. The rarity progression goes: Paper, Holo, Glitter, Foil, Gold, Lenticular.

Can sticker prices drop?

Yes, sticker prices can fluctuate based on supply and demand, game updates, and market conditions. Newer stickers often drop in price after the initial hype fades. However, stickers from discontinued tournaments tend to appreciate over time as supply decreases.

CS2 Sticker Database

Explore the complete collection of Counter-Strike 2 stickers. Browse 9,681 stickers from 23 tournaments and 1001 teams with real-time pricing data.

9,681 Total Stickers

9,440 With Prices

6 Variants

23 Tournaments

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Sticker Investing & Price Trends

Why Stickers Appreciate

Limited supply from tournament operations
Discontinued capsules become rarer over time
Holo/Foil/Gold variants command premium prices
Historic major stickers are highly collectible
Professional player signed stickers are ultra-rare

High-Value Categories

Katowice 2014 — Historic, extremely limited supply
Legends/Challengers — Vintage major stickers
Gold Stickers — Rarest variant from majors
Team Autographs — Signed by pro players
Operation Exclusive — No longer obtainable

Investment Tips

Focus on old majors (pre-2020) for long-term growth
Holo variants hold better value than paper
Capsule stickers appreciate after discontinuation
Monitor 7-day trading volume for market activity
Team organization changes can affect sticker value

Full Investing Guide

Sticker FAQ

What are the different sticker rarity types?: CS2 stickers come in six variants: Paper (most common), Holo (holographic), Glitter (sparkle effect), Foil (metallic reflective), Gold (rarest tournament variant), and Lenticular (newest, with a 3D depth effect). Each variant has different visual effects and value.
Can I remove stickers from weapons?: Stickers can be scraped off weapons, but they are destroyed in the process and cannot be recovered. Each scrape removes about 20% of the sticker. Think carefully before applying expensive stickers to weapon skins!
How often are new sticker capsules released?: New capsules are typically released during major tournaments. CS2 Majors happen roughly twice per year, and each event introduces new tournament and team stickers. Community operations also release special capsules periodically.
Which stickers are the best investment?: Older major stickers, especially from Katowice 2014 and early tournaments, have historically appreciated significantly. Limited rarity variants (especially Holo and Foil from older majors) tend to hold and gain value better than common Paper stickers.
How much do stickers cost?: Sticker prices range from under $0.10 for common Paper stickers to thousands of dollars for rare Holo/Foil stickers from early majors. Tournament capsules typically cost around $1-2 to open, but the stickers inside can vary wildly in value.
Are there signed stickers from pro players?: Yes! Every major tournament releases autograph capsules containing stickers signed by professional players. These come in Paper, Holo, Glitter, Foil, and Gold variants. Autographs from legendary players command premium prices.
What is the difference between Paper and Holo stickers?: Paper stickers have a flat matte finish. Holo stickers feature a holographic rainbow effect that shifts with viewing angle. Holos are significantly rarer and more valuable. The rarity progression goes: Paper, Holo, Glitter, Foil, Gold, Lenticular.
Can sticker prices drop?: Yes, sticker prices can fluctuate based on supply and demand, game updates, and market conditions. Newer stickers often drop in price after the initial hype fades. However, stickers from discontinued tournaments tend to appreciate over time as supply decreases.

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CS2 Sticker Database

Titan (Holo) | Katowice 2014

iBUYPOWER (Holo) | Katowice 2014

Reason Gaming (Holo) | Katowice 2014

Team LDLC.com (Holo) | Katowice 2014

3DMAX (Foil) | Katowice 2014

iBUYPOWER (Foil) | Katowice 2014

mousesports (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Clan-Mystik (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Natus Vincere (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Reason Gaming (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Virtus.Pro (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Vox Eminor (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Vox Eminor (Holo) | Katowice 2014

Team Dignitas (Holo) | Katowice 2014

compLexity Gaming (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Team Dignitas (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Fnatic (Foil) | Katowice 2014

HellRaisers (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Team LDLC.com (Foil) | Katowice 2014

LGB eSports (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Ninjas in Pyjamas (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Titan (Foil) | Katowice 2014

Natus Vincere (Holo) | Katowice 2014

HellRaisers (Holo) | Katowice 2014

s1mple (Gold) | Krakow 2017

Clan-Mystik (Holo) | Katowice 2014

MAJ3R (Gold) | Boston 2018

compLexity Gaming (Holo) | Katowice 2014

Ninjas in Pyjamas (Holo) | Katowice 2014

ShahZaM (Gold) | Boston 2018

Calyx (Gold) | Boston 2018

waterfaLLZ (Gold) | Boston 2018

captainMo (Gold) | Boston 2018

Harp of War (Holo)

Reason Gaming | Katowice 2014

Happy (Gold) | Boston 2018

King on the Field

keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017

Virtus.Pro (Holo) | Katowice 2014

iBUYPOWER | Katowice 2014

mousesports (Holo) | Katowice 2014

LGB eSports (Holo) | Katowice 2014

DD (Gold) | Boston 2018

Titan | Katowice 2014

3DMAX (Holo) | Katowice 2014

electronic (Gold) | Krakow 2017

ropz (Gold) | Krakow 2017

keev (Gold) | Krakow 2017

kennyS (Gold) | Krakow 2017

somebody (Gold) | Boston 2018

Howling Dawn

Vox Eminor (Holo) | Katowice 2015

Lekr0 (Gold) | Boston 2018

seang@res (Gold) | Boston 2018

s1mple (Gold) | Boston 2018

tarik (Foil) | Atlanta 2017

s1mple (Gold) | London 2018

mir (Gold) | Krakow 2017

NiKo (Gold) | Boston 2018

LEGIJA (Gold) | Krakow 2017