Separate the sticker from the craft
These are prices for unused stickers, not for a weapon that carries one. Applying a $100 sticker does not add $100 to the weapon’s resale price: position, weapon, combination, scraping and buyer taste all matter. Look at the whole craft before comparing it with the price of its parts.
Paper, holo, foil, glitter and gold are separate editions, often from different events. Start with the full market name, then check the cheapest marketplace and its fees. A famous old event explains why people want a sticker; it says nothing about whether one listing is fairly priced.
What the table includes
A sticker appears only if a marketplace we track lists it at $0.05 or more, so the total count can be higher than the number of priced stickers, and a sticker missing here can still exist in the game. The low and high prices come from different marketplaces; the gap between them is a price difference, not an arbitrage profit.
Use 30-day sales to find stickers worth a closer look, then check how many listings there are. Ten sales at different prices do not mean your listing will sell. Prices, sales and listing counts can update at different times.
Questions about this tool
Do stickers from a discontinued capsule always rise in price?
No. Remaining supply, new formats, collector demand and the number of buyers all matter, and this table does not forecast any of them.