Sticker | Nelu the Bear

Sticker | Nelu the Bear

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Characteristics

Category
Tournament
Film
Colors
Designer
Skunk
Update
"First Direct-Purchase Stickers"
Released
September 29, 2014

Item Class

High GradeNormal

Community Rating

4.0(2 votes)

About Sticker | Nelu the Bear

Sticker | Nelu the Bear is a sticker in Counter-Strike 2, first introduced on September 29, 2014. This sticker features a Paper finish. The design showcases colors such as White and was created by community designer Skunk.

This sticker is associated with the 2024 PGL Copenhagen CS2 Championship tournament.

Price and Market Analysis

Currently, the price ranges from $0.79 to $0.89 on the 3rd-party markets, with an average market price of $0.00 on Steam.

  • Active Listings: 30
  • Monthly Sales: 38

Popularity and Community Sentiment

Sticker | Nelu the Bear has received 2 community votes, averaging 4.0 / 5 stars.

Rarity and Collectibility

Sticker | Nelu the Bear holds a rarity level of High Grade, enhancing its desirability among collectors. Its distinct Paper finish and color scheme (White) further increase its collectible value.

The estimated drop rate of this sticker is around 12.9%.

Trading Statistics (Last 30 Days)

  • Daily Sales: 0
  • Weekly Sales: 0
  • Monthly Sales: 38
  • 90-Day Sales: 681

FAQ

What is the current price of Sticker | Nelu the Bear?

The price currently ranges from $0.79 to $0.89, with an average around $0.00.

How frequently is Sticker | Nelu the Bear traded?

On average, there are around 38 sales per month.

What factors influence the price of Sticker | Nelu the Bear?

Primary factors include rarity, finish type (Paper), visual appeal (White), potential association with a player or tournament, and overall market demand.

Is Sticker | Nelu the Bear a good investment?

Investment potential depends on factors such as rarity, uniqueness of design, the popularity of associated collections or tournaments (if applicable), the appeal of its finish (Paper), colors used, and overall market demand.

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