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Description
This item commemorates the 2017 PGL Krakow CS:GO Championship.
This sticker can be applied to any weapon you own and can be scraped to look more worn. You can scrape the same sticker multiple times, making it a bit more worn each time, until it is removed from the weapon.
This gold sticker was autographed by professional player Sergey Nikishin playing for Vega Squadron at Krakow 2017.
50% of the proceeds from the sale of this sticker support the included players and organizations.
- Team
- Vega Squadron
- Kind
- Autograph
- Effect
- Gold
- Tournament
- 2017 PGL Krakow
- Player
- keshandr
Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 CS2 market overview
Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 is a CS2 item of Extraordinary rarity. It belongs to the Stickers category. Right now Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 is listed on 3 marketplaces, and the cheapest offer is $4,800 on CSFloat. Together they have at least 1 listing on sale.
Prices across marketplaces
Offers for Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 range from $4,800 on CSFloat to $5,099 on CS.Money, a difference of 6.2%.
Price history
Over the last 30 days, the cheapest Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 offer rose 47.8%, from $3,248 to $4,800. Its lowest recorded price is $3,246 on September 16, 2026, and its highest is $5,100 on August 9, 2026. We have been tracking its price since August 9, 2026.
Where it comes from
Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 can drop from Krakow 2017 Challengers Autograph Capsule, which costs $14.36 right now.
Frequently asked questions
The cheapest Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 offer is $4,800 on CSFloat right now.
You can buy Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 on CSFloat, Buff163, and CS.Money. The cheapest offer right now is on CSFloat, and every price on this page links straight to its listing.
Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 can drop from Krakow 2017 Challengers Autograph Capsule.
Over the last 30 days, the cheapest Sticker | keshandr (Gold) | Krakow 2017 offer rose 47.8%, from $3,248 to $4,800.