This CS:GO skin item honors the 2016 ESL One Cologne Championship. Featuring a collectible sticker, it can be applied to any weapon in your inventory and can be scraped to achieve a more distressed appearance. You can scrape the sticker multiple times, allowing it to appear increasingly worn until it is finally removed from the weapon. Additionally, 50% of the proceeds from the sale of this sticker go to support the featured players and organizations.

The Sticker | Team Dignitas | Cologne 2016 was introduced to CS2 on July 4th, 2016, marking its debut 9 years ago. This iconic item was released as part of the "Cologne 2016 – Group Stage" update, making it a notable addition to the game.

The Sticker | Team Dignitas | Cologne 2016 cannot be acquired through opening any containers. Additionally, this item is not included in any collections.

With a popularity rate of 35%, the Sticker | Team Dignitas | Cologne 2016 ranks as one of the less sought-after items in CS2. This popularity statistic is derived from the daily sales volume and the current price of the item.

The Sticker | Team Dignitas | Cologne 2016 stands out among a total of 8,847 sticker items. With its High Grade rarity, the Team Dignitas | Cologne 2016 is considered a fairly common drop, boasting an approximate drop chance of 79.92%.

Priced at just $34.98, the Sticker | Team Dignitas | Cologne 2016 is a budget-friendly addition to your CS:GO skin collection. Thankfully, it is readily accessible and can be found across various marketplaces.

This sticker was introduced during the 2016 ESL One Cologne CS:GO Championship, representing the Team Dignitas roster.

This sticker features a "Paper" finish, commonly known as paper stickers. These standard stickers don't have any special effects and are typically more abundant, making them more affordable.

The Sticker | Team Dignitas | Cologne 2016 has garnered more than 2.6K votes on CSGOSKINS.GG, achieving an impressive average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars. Notably, this item is currently in the possession of professional CS2 players, including shroud and loveyy.