7,124 CS2 stickers on one page. Every tournament sticker, team logo, player autograph and regular sticker in Counter-Strike 2 – with live prices and capsule origins. Stickers are one of 12 item types in our CS2 skins database.
Stickers are applied to weapon skins and can't be removed without destroying them (scraping reduces opacity, not value). The market runs from $0.03 for common paper tournament stickers to over $80,000 for a Titan Holo Katowice 2014. Filter by rarity, tournament or type – prices depend on the variant (Paper, Holo, Foil, Gold, Glitter), the tournament year, and whether the capsule is still available.
Stickers are cosmetic items you apply to weapon skins – each weapon has four sticker slots. Once applied, a sticker becomes part of that weapon; scraping it gradually fades it until it's gone. Stickers come from capsules: regular capsules contain community designs, while tournament capsules are released during CS2 Majors with team logos, player autographs and event-specific art. An AK-47 Redline with four iBUYPOWER Katowice 2014 Holos is worth tens of thousands more than a clean one.
Every tournament sticker comes in multiple variants, each with a different effect and price:
| Variant | Effect | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Paper | Standard printed | $0.03 – $0.50 |
| Holo | Rainbow-shifting iridescent | $0.50 – $80,000+ |
| Foil | Metallic mirror sheen | Above Paper, below Holo |
| Gold | Full gold, rarest drop | $5 – $40 at launch |
| Glitter | Sparkle effect (newer events) | Between Paper and Holo |
The variant sets the price floor. A Paper Natus Vincere Cologne 2026 might cost $0.10; the Gold version of the same sticker, $30–$40.
Katowice 2014 was the first CS:GO Major with stickers. The player base was small, very few capsules were bought, and supply is permanently low – dropping every year as stickers get applied or lost in banned accounts. A Titan Holo Katowice 2014 has sold for over $80,000; an iBUYPOWER Holo trades in a similar range; even mid-tier team Holos command $2,000–$10,000. No other tournament set comes close – Katowice 2015 Holos ($200–$2,000) are the next tier.
| Year | Tournament | Notable stickers |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 | EMS One Katowice | First-ever Major stickers. Titan Holo, iBUYPOWER Holo ($80,000+) |
| 2014 | ESL One Cologne | Second Major; valuable but below Katowice |
| 2015 | ESL One Katowice | Holos trade $200–$2,000; second most valuable set |
| 2016–2018 | Atlanta, Krakow, London, Boston | Mid-tier investment stickers |
| 2019 | Katowice, Berlin | Katowice brand premium; Berlin introduced crafting |
| 2022 | Antwerp, Rio | Return to in-person Majors; Rio introduced Glitter |
| 2023 | Paris | First CS2-era Major stickers |
| 2024 | Copenhagen, Shanghai | Full CS2 sticker system |
| 2025–2026 | Austin, IEM Cologne (latest) | Recent Majors; Paper ~$0.03, Gold $30–$40 |
The general rule: older means rarer means more expensive. But specific tournaments carry premiums based on memorable moments, team disbandments and player retirements.
Applying: open your inventory, select a sticker, click "Apply Sticker," then choose the weapon and one of four slots. Once applied, the sticker is permanently part of that weapon.
Removing (scraping): each scrape makes the sticker more transparent until it's destroyed. You cannot peel a sticker off and return it to your inventory – applying an expensive sticker to a cheap skin effectively destroys most of its standalone value.
Value on weapons: applied stickers typically add 5–15% of their standalone value to a weapon's price. The exception: crafted combinations (4x identical Holos on a matching skin) can sell for 20–30% because collectors pay a premium for aesthetics.
Capsules are available only during a Major (usually 2–3 weeks); afterward Valve removes them and supply is locked. Prices typically dip 30–60% in the weeks after a Major as people sell, then recover over 6–18 months as supply tightens. Gold and Holo variants recover fastest because fewer were opened.
The Titan Holo Katowice 2014, which has sold for over $80,000. Other Katowice 2014 Holos (iBUYPOWER, Reason Gaming, Team LDLC) also trade in the $10,000–$80,000 range.
Over 7,100 individual stickers across all tournaments and regular capsules. The number grows with every Major tournament and new capsule release.
It depends on the sticker. Cheap paper stickers add little to no value; expensive ones (especially Katowice 2014 Holos) can add thousands. The general rule is 5–15% of standalone value, though rare crafted combinations sell for more.
You can scrape stickers, which reduces their opacity in stages until they are permanently destroyed. You cannot peel a sticker off and put it back in your inventory.
During CS2 Major tournaments. Valve releases sticker capsules when the Major starts and they stay on sale for the duration of the event (typically 2–3 weeks). After the event ends, capsules are removed from the in-game store.