Enfu Sticker Capsule: Every Sticker Explained

The Enfu sticker capsule is one of the oldest single-artist capsules in Counter-Strike. It was added to CS:GO in April 2015 with a dozen designs by the community artist ENFU. Most of them are paper only, but three have a shinier version. Every sticker still works in Counter-Strike 2, and this guide lists them all.

What is the Enfu sticker capsule?

On Steam it is called the Enfu Sticker Capsule, and it is Container Series #49. That low number shows how early it arrived. The Steam description says it contains "a variety of stickers from the community artist ENFU".

The Counter-Strike Wiki dates it to the 28 April 2015 update. The patch note for that day said Valve added a new community sticker capsule featuring work by Enfu. At the time, capsules dedicated to one artist were still new, so this set is part of early sticker history.

The designs are characters rather than jokes about gameplay. Names such as The Samurai, The Spartan, The Zombie and Silent Ninja suggest a cast of warriors and monsters. Several skull characters also appear, including Skull Troop and Skull Lil Boney.

Every sticker in the Enfu capsule

There are 12 base designs and 15 possible results. Only three designs have an extra version: one Holo and two Foil.

Which Enfu stickers are the rarest?

Bombsquad (Foil) and Silent Ninja (Foil) are the two Exotic results. Unicorn (Holo) is the only Remarkable result. The other nine designs exist only as High Grade paper. That makes this capsule heavy on paper stickers, so most openings will give a paper result.

When you search the market, type names exactly as Steam writes them. "Salute!" includes the exclamation mark, and "Skulltorgeist" is one word.

How do the rarity tiers work?

• High Grade (blue): paper stickers. All 12 designs have one.
• Remarkable (purple): Holo. Only Unicorn.
• Exotic (pink): Foil. Only Bombsquad and Silent Ninja.

Valve does not publish exact drop odds for sticker capsules. Treat any odds you see online as community estimates. Our sticker finishes guide explains how Holo and Foil look in game, and the rarity guide covers the colour tiers.

How old is the Enfu capsule compared with others?

April 2015 puts it years ahead of most community capsules still on the market. For comparison, the Pinups, Slid3 and Team Roles capsules arrived in December 2015. Age alone does not make a sticker valuable, though. Supply, demand and how many copies were opened all play a part, and none of that is predictable.

Using Enfu stickers in CS2

You apply a sticker from your inventory to a weapon you own. CS2 lets you position it freely, which our sticker placement guide explains. Applying is permanent for that copy. Scraping wears the sticker down, and the last scrape removes it. You can test ideas first in the Sticker Craft studio.

What does the Enfu capsule cost?

On 2 November 2026 the lowest Steam Community Market listing for an unopened Enfu capsule was about $1.01. Single stickers are priced separately. Prices change daily, so check the market before you buy. This is not investment advice. If you want one particular design, buying that sticker is more predictable than opening capsules.

Sources and checks

The sticker list, the artist credit and the container series number were checked on 2 November 2026 against the Steam Community Market listing for this capsule. The release date and patch note come from the Counter-Strike Wiki. The price is the lowest listing seen that day. Strikeistan is an independent site and is not affiliated with Valve.

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