The most expensive Sticker Capsules in CS:GO
2023-07-07 - 5 min read
by Skinflow
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With the release of stickers in 2014, they have seen immense growth in value and have become highly desired by collectors. Sticker capsules released for as low as $0.25 have proven to be a solid investment over the years by going up in value to as high as thousands of dollars in the last years. This trend does not seem to slow down as people are buying Valve’s stickers every year after each CS:GO major. Currently the Blast Paris Major has been concluded and the Paris 2023 sticker capsules are now selling in the in-game shop available to everyone.
Here is a list of the most expensive stickers as of August 2023 based on buff163 sales.
EMS Katowice 2014 Legends ($18,600)
Katowice Legends Capsule (18 600 $USD)
The Katowice 2014 Legends capsule worth $18,600 takes the first place as the most expensive sticker capsule justifiably as it contains extremely rare and discontinued stickers. In fact, it contains the legendary Titan (Holo) sticker worth up to $78,000.
Titan Holo (78 000 $USD)
Furthermore, this capsule also contains other iconic stickers such as the Dignitas (Holo) and the LDLC (Holo) which are all from discontinued CSGO esport teams and worth thousands of dollars.
EMS Katowice 2014 Challengers ($18,000)
EMS Katowice 2014 Challengers (18 000 $USD)
Moving on to the Katowice 2014 Legends little brother, the Katowice 2014 Challengers capsule takes the second place in terms of capsule price with an impressive $18,000. Upon opening a Challengers capsule, players have the chance to unbox really rare stickers from discontinued teams with the most expensive stickers being the iBUYPOWER (Holo) worth $75,000 and the Reason Gaming (Holo) worth $39,300 accordingly.
Reason Gaming Holo (39 300 $USD)
ESL One Katowice 2015 Challengers (Holo-Foil) ($500.00)
ESL One Katowice 2015 Challengers (500 $USD)
Costing up to five hundred dollars, the Katowice 2015 Challengers capsule is significantly cheaper than its 2014 counterpart. Nonetheless it still contains amazing looking stickers such as the Vox Eminor (Holo) which sells for $1160 daily.
Vox Eminor Holo (1 160 $USD)
A few other notable stickers in this capsule are the Titan (Holo) Katowice 2015 and the LGB eSports (Foil) which both sell for close to $1,000 which makes this capsule a great option to unbox without having to spend thousands and possibly making a great profit out of it.
DreamHack 2014 Legends (Holo-Foil) ($235)
DreamHack 2014 Legends (235 $USD)
As the name suggests, this case was released in 2014 and features several renowned stickers. With a semi-affordable price of around $235 and an ROI of around 90% per opening, making the capsule one of the best options for openings without losing too much money. The best stickers that can be won in the capsule are the Cloud9 (Holo), Team Dignitas (Holo) and the Fnatic (Holo) which are all worth around $430.
Cloud9 Holo 2014 (~ 235 $USD)
For investors thinking of buying sticker capsules as investment or simply opening them to collect stickers and make great looking weapon crafts, we recommend players to wait for the 75% off sales which happen every major. These sales dramatically reduce the cost of stickers from their standard price of $1.00 to a mere $0.25, making them incredibly economical and the absolute lowest purchase price available.
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