The Six Most Expensive CS2 Stickers All Come From One 2014 Capsule. Together They Have 16 Listings.
Market Insights
We ranked every Major sticker by price. The top six are all Katowice 2014 Holos, worth $267,687 combined today, down 88% from their combined peaks. The whole market for them is 16 listings.
Right now, the cheapest Reason Gaming (Holo) sticker from Katowice 2014 costs $74,482. At its peak in May 2023 it was listed at $795,352. That is a 91% drop, and it is still the most expensive Major sticker in CS2. We went looking for the most expensive stickers in the game and expected a mix of eras, teams and finishes. Instead we got one capsule, one finish and one year.
How we built the ranking
We started from CSMarketCap's full export of 10,183 Major stickers across all 25 Majors, from DreamHack 2013 to Cologne 2026, and sorted every sticker that is still listed by price. Then we checked the top of that list against live prices on CSMarketCap on October 22, 2026.
A few rules:
Price is the cheapest active offer across all marketplaces we track, not a past sale.
Peak is the sticker's all-time high on CSMarketCap.
Listings is how many active offers exist right now, on every tracked marketplace combined.
The top six
# | Sticker | Lowest offer today | Where | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Reason Gaming (Holo), Katowice 2014 | $74,482 | BUFF163 | 5 |
2 | Titan (Holo), Katowice 2014 | $68,000 | CSFloat | 1 |
3 | iBUYPOWER (Holo), Katowice 2014 | $64,994 | CSFloat | 2 |
4 | Team Dignitas (Holo), Katowice 2014 | $23,669 | BUFF163 | 5 |
5 | Vox Eminor (Holo), Katowice 2014 | $19,106 | Youpin | 2 |
6 | Team LDLC.com (Holo), Katowice 2014 | $17,436 | Haloskins | 1 |
All six are Holo stickers from the same capsule, released for the first Major of 2014. Combined, they cost $267,687 today. The first sticker from any other Major is Happy (Gold) from Boston 2018, at $12,900. The sixth Katowice Holo costs 35% more than the best sticker from the other 24 Majors. We have already shown that Katowice 2014 makes the most money of any Major even though Paris 2023 sells far more stickers. The ranking shows where that money actually sits: in six names.
The top three are a separate league
There is a clean break after third place. Reason Gaming, Titan and iBUYPOWER all cost between $65,000 and $75,000. The fourth sticker, Team Dignitas, costs $23,669, roughly a third of that. The order inside the top three is not stable either. In our August 19 export, iBUYPOWER (Holo) was first at $99,990. Today its cheapest offer is $64,994, 35% lower, and it has dropped to third. Reason Gaming barely moved over the same period and took first place without doing anything. With one to five listings per sticker, a single seller changing their price is enough to reshuffle the top of the ranking.
Every one of them is far below its peak
Sticker | Lowest offer today | All-time high | Peak date | From peak |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Reason Gaming (Holo) | $74,482 | $795,352 | May 9, 2023 | -90.6% |
Titan (Holo) | $68,000 | $149,187 | Sep 30, 2026 | -54.4% |
iBUYPOWER (Holo) | $64,994 | $146,180 | Feb 26, 2026 | -55.5% |
Team Dignitas (Holo) | $23,669 | $364,607 | Jun 12, 2025 | -93.5% |
Vox Eminor (Holo) | $19,106 | $104,471 | Jun 16, 2025 | -81.7% |
Team LDLC.com (Holo) | $17,436 | $640,718 | Jul 1, 2025 | -97.3% |
Added together, the six peaks come to $2.2 million. Today the same six stickers cost $267,687, 88% less. Two things stand out. The first is how recent some of these peaks are. Titan (Holo) set its all-time high of $149,187 on September 30, 2026, three weeks ago. Its only listing today asks $68,000, less than half. The second is how extreme the old peaks look. Team LDLC.com at $640,718 and Reason Gaming at $795,352 are prices that existed for a moment on a market with almost no supply. When there are one or two copies for sale, the "price" is whatever the most optimistic seller types in. That is also why these stickers can fall 90% without anyone selling at a loss in the usual sense.
A $267,000 market with 16 listings
This is the number that explains everything above: across every marketplace CSMarketCap tracks, the six most expensive stickers in CS2 have 16 active listings between them. Titan and Team LDLC.com have exactly one each. Sales are just as rare. In the 30 days to August 19, 2026, the six stickers recorded two sales combined, one Titan and one Team LDLC.com. Four of the six did not sell once. Compare that with the busiest end of the sticker market over the same 30 days: Cloud9 (Glitter) from Copenhagen 2024 sold 4,565 times, and 225 different Major stickers sold at least 100 times each. At the very top, there is no order book to speak of. There are a few collectors, a few listings, and long gaps between deals.
What this means if you are buying
The top of the sticker market is a collector market, not a trading market. Prices here are asks from a handful of sellers, not the result of steady trading.
The same sticker can be listed very differently on different marketplaces. With so few copies, one marketplace can hold the cheapest offer by tens of thousands of dollars.
Peaks are not a guide to value. A sticker that was listed at $795,000 in 2023 is available for $74,482 today. A sticker that peaked three weeks ago is already 54% lower.
If you are pricing a craft or an inventory with these stickers, check every marketplace on the same day. Yesterday's price can be very far from today's.
Check the price before you pay it
Every sticker in this ranking has its own page on CSMarketCap with live offers from every marketplace we track, price history and the all-time high. Before buying, selling or valuing anything from Katowice 2014, compare the live prices on CSMarketCap and see who is actually offering the lowest price today.