Sticker | tN1R (Holo) | Cologne 2026

Description

This holographic sticker celebrates the CS2 Major Championship at IEM Cologne 2026. It features an authentic signature from professional player Andrei Tatarynovich of Team Spirit.

History

The Sticker | tN1R (Holo) | Cologne 2026 made its debut in CS2 a week ago, on May 21st, 2026, as part of the "Cologne 2026 Stickers" update. Since its release, it has become a highly sought-after item among players due to its unique holographic design and limited availability.

Origin

The Sticker | tN1R (Holo) | Cologne 2026 was exclusively available as a limited-time souvenir during the Cologne 2026 CS2 tournament. It could only be obtained by attending the event in person or purchasing it from the in-game marketplace.

Popularity

With a popularity of 81%, the Sticker | tN1R (Holo) | Cologne 2026 ranks among the top 19% of the most sought-after items in CS2, reflecting its high demand among players. This popularity metric is derived from the daily sales volume and pricing dynamics of the sticker within the game's marketplace.

Rarity

The Sticker | tN1R (Holo) | Cologne 2026 is one of 10,449 other Sticker items, placing it in the Exotic rarity tier. This rarity designation makes the tN1R (Holo) | Cologne 2026 a highly sought-after and scarce drop, with an estimated drop chance of only 3.2%.

Availability

Priced between $5.62 and $131.23, the Sticker | tN1R (Holo) | Cologne 2026 is reasonably priced for CS2 enthusiasts. Thankfully, this sticker is readily accessible and can be found on various trading platforms and marketplaces.

Community sentiment

The Sticker | tN1R (Holo) | Cologne 2026 has garnered more than 200 votes on community forums, resulting in a positive sentiment with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars among CS2 players. Many players appreciate the vibrant holographic design and its compatibility with various weapon skins.

Tournament

The Sticker | tN1R (Holo) was specially designed for the 2026 CS2 Championship held in Cologne. It represents Team Spirit and pays tribute to the player tN1R (Andrei Tatarynovich) who participated in the tournament.