Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green)

Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green) is a Base Grade graffiti drop used for in-match sprays. It matters because sealed graffiti are disposable, highly tradable cosmetics that move through the market quickly and slot into budget inventories with low barrier to entry.

Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green)
$0.02
Category
Graffiti
Popularity
83%
Designer
Valve
Released
October 6th, 2016
Update
Make Your Mark

Community Rating

4.4
2200 votes

Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green)

Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green) is a Base Grade graffiti drop used for in-match sprays. It matters because sealed graffiti are disposable, highly tradable cosmetics that move through the market quickly and slot into budget inventories with low barrier to entry.

Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green) price

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Market price from
$0.02
lowest live buy price
Sell on Skins.Cash
Price statistics
All-time high
$0.44
All-time low
$0.01

Liquidity

How quickly this item converts to cash
83%
High
0100

Description

What this item is

Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green) is a Base Grade graffiti item. It is a sealed spray designed by Valve and typed as graffiti for in-match application rather than an equippable or wearable cosmetic.

What it does in CS2

This graffiti is a spray that you apply during a match to mark surfaces and send quick messages or tags. Graffiti are consumable cosmetics carried in a small stamped form until used and then applied visually on the map.

Where it sits by value

The piece sits in the budget bracket among cosmetic items, which means it is aimed at high-volume, low-friction turnover rather than collector premiums. For a seller that typically means easy entry to listings and steady interest from buyers who want inexpensive match cosmetics.

How readily it trades

This graffiti has high liquidity and tends to convert to cash quickly compared with less liquid categories. Its budget positioning and the consumable nature of graffiti keep listings moving through the market rather than locking them up long term.

Its release and operation

The graffiti was released on October 6th, 2016 and carries that release identity as part of its provenance. That release age places it among older base-grade sprays rather than a recent drop, which is useful context for collectors tracking origins.

How the graffiti is used

As a sealed graffiti it is sprayed in-match and consumed after use, offering a short, expressive utility rather than a permanent display. The Jungle Green finish gives it a distinct color read that stands out on many map surfaces and appeals to buyers after a specific palette rather than rarity alone.

Selling it on Skins.Cash

If you hold this sealed graffiti you can sell it through Steam-authenticated checkout for instant USD via the site, with the live market price shown on the page. Check the live price block on the item page before confirming a sale to see current market movement and accept the payout instantly.

Common questions about Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green)

What exactly is this item?
Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green) is a Base Grade graffiti item used as an in-match spray, designed by Valve and categorized as graffiti.
What drives its market value?
Value is set by its Base Grade rarity, the fact it is a graffiti consumable, and its origin release identity. See the live price block on the page for the current market level and movement.
How do I sell my Sealed Graffiti | Eat It (Jungle Green)?
Sell through the site using Steam-authenticated checkout for an instant USD payout; the item page shows the live market price to confirm before you accept.
What does this graffiti do in-game?
This graffiti is sprayed during a match to leave a visual mark on surfaces; it is a consumable cosmetic rather than an equippable or persistent display item.
Will this item sell quickly?
Yes, it sits in a high liquidity bracket, so listings tend to convert to cash faster than lower-liquidity or higher-tier collectibles.
Is it worth holding onto?
As a Base Grade, budget graffiti, it is generally a tradeable short-term asset rather than a long-term hold for rarity-driven appreciation; the release identity may matter to niche collectors.
Where did this graffiti come from?
This graffiti was released on October 6th, 2016 and is listed as a Valve-designed Base Grade graffiti.

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