Sticker | beastik (Gold) | Cologne 2026

Description

This gold Sticker | beastik commemorates the IEM Cologne 2026 CS2 Major Championship and bears the autograph of professional player Sebastian Daňo from SINNERS. It can be applied to any weapon in CS2 and can be scraped multiple times to achieve a more worn appearance, allowing for customization until it is removed from the weapon.

History

The Sticker | beastik (Gold) | Cologne 2026 was first introduced to CS2 on May 21st, 2026. It was released as part of the "Cologne 2026 Stickers" update, adding a touch of prestige to the game's collection.

Origin

The Sticker | beastik (Gold) | Cologne 2026 was exclusively available as a limited-time drop during the Cologne 2026 Counter-Strike Major tournament. It cannot be acquired through container openings or included in any existing collections.

Popularity

With a popularity of 72%, the Sticker | beastik (Gold) | Cologne 2026 is a highly sought-after item in CS2, reflecting its desirability among players. This popularity measurement considers factors such as demand, rarity, and market value.

Rarity

The Sticker | beastik (Gold) | Cologne 2026 is one of 10,449 other Sticker items, making it a highly sought-after collectible in CS2. With an estimated drop chance of only 0.64%, the rarity of this item is considered Extraordinary, further emphasizing its scarcity and value within the game.

Availability

Priced between $13.97 and $814.28, the Sticker | beastik (Gold) | Cologne 2026 is a moderately priced item for CS2 enthusiasts. This sticker is readily available on various marketplaces, with a good number of listings to choose from.

Community sentiment

The Sticker | beastik (Gold) | Cologne 2026 has garnered more than 80 votes on addskins.gg, resulting in an impressive average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars, indicating strong community sentiment towards this sticker in CS2.

Tournament

The Sticker | beastik (Gold) | Cologne 2026 was unveiled during the CS2 tournament in IEM Cologne. It represents the player beastik (Sebastian Daňo) and serves as a commemoration of his performance in the event.