This CS:GO skin item celebrates the 2016 ESL One Cologne Championship. You can apply this sticker to any weapon in your collection, and it can be scraped to achieve a more used appearance. The same sticker can be scraped multiple times, giving it an increasingly worn look with each application, until you decide to remove it from the weapon. Notably, 50% of the proceeds from the sale of this sticker contribute to the players and organizations featured.

The Sticker | Team Liquid | Cologne 2016 was originally launched in CS2 on July 4th, 2016. It made its debut as part of the "Cologne 2016 – Group Stage" update, adding a unique element to the game.

The Sticker | Team Liquid | Cologne 2016 is a unique item that cannot be acquired by opening any containers. Additionally, it is not included in any collections.

With a popularity rating of 70%, the Sticker | Team Liquid | Cologne 2016 ranks among the top 30% of the most sought-after items in CS2. This measurement of popularity is determined by daily sales volume and the item's pricing.

The Sticker | Team Liquid | Cologne 2016 is part of a collection that includes 8,847 different Sticker items. With its High Grade rarity, the Team Liquid | Cologne 2016 stands out as a relatively common drop, boasting an estimated drop chance of 79.92%.

Priced at just $8.30, the Sticker | Team Liquid | Cologne 2016 is an extremely budget-friendly item. Thankfully, it is currently accessible across various platforms and can be easily found on numerous marketplaces.

This sticker was introduced during the 2016 ESL One Cologne CS:GO Championship and is affiliated with Team Liquid.

This sticker features a "Paper" film finish. Paper stickers are classified as standard stickers that do not have any unique effects. Typically, they are not considered very rare, making them more budget-friendly options.

The Sticker | Team Liquid | Cologne 2016 has garnered more than 8,000 votes on CSGOSKINS.GG, achieving an impressive average rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars. This iconic item is currently owned by professional CS2 players such as shroud, loveyy, and xfl0ud.