Everything about Katowice 2014 stickers — the most legendary CS collectibles. Titan Holo prices, sticker crafts on Dragon Lore, and why they define the CS collector market.
Katowice 2014 stickers are the most legendary collectibles in Counter-Strike history. Released for the EMS One Katowice 2014 Major (March 2014), they were available for viewer purchase during the tournament only, with revenue split between Valve and the participating teams and players. Because they were sold for a limited window and the sticker capsules have been retired for over a decade, Katowice 2014 stickers command auction-tier prices — Titan Holo stickers alone (unapplied) have cleared $50,000+.
Three sticker rarities were sold at Katowice 2014: Paper (standard, matte finish, ~$50–200 unapplied for team stickers), Holo (holographic, ~$5,000–50,000+ unapplied, depending on team/player), and Foil (metallic foil, mid-tier between Paper and Holo, ~$500–5,000+ unapplied). The most-coveted stickers are Titan Holo, iBUYPOWER Holo, LDLC Holo (from the winning team), Fnatic Holo, and pro-player Holos of players who competed at the event.
Crafted onto skins, Katowice 2014 stickers create the most valuable collectibles in the game. A Souvenir AWP Dragon Lore with 4x Titan Katowice 2014 Holos pinned to the correct sides has sold for $500,000+ at auction. See our /awp-dragon-lore-guide/ for craft price ranges.
Four drivers: (1) supply — sticker capsules were sold for a limited window during the March 2014 tournament and have been retired for over a decade; (2) craft usage — every sticker applied to a skin permanently reduces supply since applied stickers cannot be recovered; (3) tournament provenance — Katowice 2014 was the second-ever CS Major and produced legendary matches (Titan vs LDLC in particular); (4) pro-player provenance — Katowice 2014 pro-player Holo stickers commemorate the specific players who competed.
Titan Holo (unapplied) trades $30,000–60,000+ in 2026. Titan Foil ~$3,000–6,000. Titan Paper $150–400. The Titan sticker is one of the most-coveted because Titan was the tournament runner-up and the "Titan Holo craft" style has become iconic through crafts on Souvenir Dragon Lores from the same tournament.
By 2026 auction data: (1) iBUYPOWER Holo (~$50,000+), (2) Titan Holo (~$40,000+), (3) LDLC Holo (~$25,000+, tournament winner), (4) Fnatic Holo (~$20,000+), (5) Reason Gaming Holo (~$15,000+). Pro-player Holos of stars from these teams (KennyS Titan Holo, GeT_RiGhT Fnatic Holo) can exceed team Holo prices.
A "craft" is a skin (usually a Souvenir AWP Dragon Lore or another iconic base) with Katowice 2014 stickers applied to it. Crafts are irreversible — once applied, stickers cannot be removed (they can be scraped to reduce condition, but not recovered). The specific combination of stickers + placement on the correct weapon sides + base skin float value determines the craft's value. Top crafts routinely trade $100,000–500,000.
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