Sealed Graffiti | Dizzy (Tiger Orange) is a Base Grade graffiti that lets you spray a single-use, orange tiger motif in match. It sits in the budget bracket and moves in a thin market, so expect slower turnover than common sprays.
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Sealed Graffiti | Dizzy (Tiger Orange)
Sealed Graffiti | Dizzy (Tiger Orange) is a Base Grade graffiti that lets you spray a single-use, orange tiger motif in match. It sits in the budget bracket and moves in a thin market, so expect slower turnover than common sprays.
Sealed Graffiti | Dizzy (Tiger Orange) price
Description
What this item is
Sealed Graffiti | Dizzy (Tiger Orange) is a graffiti cosmetic at Base Grade rarity. It is a sealed spray item produced by Valve and designated for in-match use rather than for display or attachment.
What it does in CS2
As a graffiti, this item grants a sealed spray that players can apply to surfaces during rounds for visual expression and marking. It consumes charges when used and exists purely as a cosmetic effect without gameplay impact.
Where it sits by value
This Dizzy tiger-orange spray sits in the budget tier, which means it is priced toward the lower end of the cosmetic spectrum and is typically moved by traders who clear small lots or collectors seeking specific colorways. Because the market for sprays is thinner, sellers should expect slower liquidity than more actively traded categories.
Its rarity grade
Listed at Base Grade rarity, this graffiti is on the common end of the rarity scale for CS2 cosmetics. That grade underpins modest demand: easy to acquire compared with rarer items, which keeps long-term price pressure muted.
Its release and operation
This graffiti was released November 18th, 2019 and is a Valve-designed spray from that update. Its age means it sits outside recent promotional cycles, so its standing reflects steady, background supply rather than freshness-driven attention.
How the graffiti is used
Being a sealed graffiti, Dizzy is sprayed in-match and behaves as a quick expressive cosmetic with limited charges per item. The Tiger Orange finish gives a bright, high-contrast mark on most surfaces, useful for callers who want a visible accent without fuss.
The collector's angle
Collectors who hold this piece do so for the colorway and the category fit: Base Grade valve-designed sprays with a distinct palette can fill gaps in a spray-focused set. In a thin market, scarcity of specific finishes can matter more than the underlying rarity grade, so matching color runs or themed displays are the clearest long-term draws.
