I dont think it is made of aluminium.
If i remember right the aluminium ones are flat and the ones with the "fingerprint" design are silver plastic.

On the aluminium ones the logo is embossed. on the plastic ones the outline of the text is debossed . This makes the metal ones look "more 3d".

EDIT:
After a little search i found a seller wich sold the stickers ( currently sold out).
Here the description of the exact sticker you want says its PVC.

Maybe the search for aluminium makes it even more difficult to find one.

Thanks. I didn't know what the material was, thus I called it aluminium for this thread. In my image file names, I referred to them only by colour, "silver" and "white". When I was doing my online searches, I did not specify colour or material.

If anyone has any of these "finger print" PII Xeon or PIII Xeon stickers, or knows where I can obtain one, please let me know. I'm trying to keep this case looking as original as possible.

Found a few better images online.

I still haven't found the stickers though.

Have you tried reaching out to any makers on Etsy?

giantclam wrote on 2024-02-02, 11:37:

Have you tried reaching out to any makers on Etsy?

Do you have one in mind?

I did reach out to eBay guys making stickers, but one I had high hopes for did not reply, the other said he cannot do it.

feipoa wrote on 2024-02-02, 11:42:

giantclam wrote on 2024-02-02, 11:37:

Have you tried reaching out to any makers on Etsy?

Do you have one in mind?

I did reach out to eBay guys making stickers, but one I had high hopes for did not reply, the other said he cannot do it.

None specifically, however that's a niche where you find such things (and some makers take-on commission jobs)... ie; https://www.etsy.com/de-en/shop/BadgeShopArt? … -about-shopname

Try reaching out to the guy behind Geekenspiel - https://geekenspiel.com/ - he might be able to help or make some. I've bought a bunch of case badge stickers from him for my builds, they're really good 😀

I think the 2018 Pentium Pro haul DIY badge reproduction results by KCompRoom2000 were excellent. Might be a good alternative to the real thing for your Xeon project.

Thanks for the suggestions. I've reached out to etsy and KCompRoom2000. geekenspiel was the individual from eBay who I mentioned earlier who did not reply.