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The Complete Guide to CS2 Sticker Prices
CS2 Stickers Overview
Browse CS2 stickers by tournament, team logo, player autograph, or community design, and compare live prices across 25 marketplaces. Rare tournament stickers like Katowice 2014 Holos can be worth thousands, so check the market before you buy, sell, or craft.
How CS2 Sticker Pricing Works
When a sticker is applied to a skin, only a portion of its own market value gets folded into that skin's price. This is commonly called Sticker Percentage, or SP%. A sticker valued at $2,000 with a 10% SP would raise the host skin's price by roughly $200, though the exact multiplier shifts with demand and the specific weapon. Placement on the weapon matters as much as the sticker itself, since certain spots catch more attention than others and carry meaningfully higher SP as a result. Wear cuts the other way: a sticker that's been scraped even once typically loses a substantial chunk of its worth, and multiple scrapes can leave it worth very little.
Sticker Types & Rarities
Not all CS2 stickers are created equal in finish. The standard, most widely available version is a flat paper print, inexpensive and easy to find. Above that sits the holo finish, which shifts color and shine depending on the angle. Foil versions swap that holographic effect for a metallic sheen instead. At the top of the ladder are gold stickers, produced in the smallest numbers and often wrapping the entire design in gold. It's consistently the priciest version of any given sticker. Because supply differs so much between finishes, a gold or holo copy of a design can sell for many times its paper counterpart.
Why Are Some CS2 Stickers So Valuable?
Katowice 2014 holds a unique place in CS2 history. It was the very first Major to release tournament stickers at all, and Counter-Strike's competitive scene was still small at the time, so far fewer were produced than at later events. Some Holo copies from that set have sold for tens of thousands of dollars, driven partly by their connection to teams and players who became legends of the scene, like Titan and s1mple, and in iBUYPOWER's case, by the notoriety of the 2014 match-fixing scandal that got the team banned entirely, which only made their remaining stickers rarer and more sought after. The scarcity keeps compounding too, since a sticker is destroyed the moment it's applied or scraped, so the pool of untouched originals only ever gets smaller.