Sealed Graffiti | Jump Shot (Battle Green) is a Base Grade graffiti that gives a sprayed decal you can use in-match. It is a budget-tier sealed graffiti with high liquidity, useful for quick flips or topping off collections that need a color-matched spray.
Sealed Graffiti | Jump Shot (Battle Green)
Sealed Graffiti | Jump Shot (Battle Green) is a Base Grade graffiti that gives a sprayed decal you can use in-match. It is a budget-tier sealed graffiti with high liquidity, useful for quick flips or topping off collections that need a color-matched spray.
Sealed Graffiti | Jump Shot (Battle Green) price
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Description
What this item is
Sealed Graffiti | Jump Shot (Battle Green) is a sealed graffiti item at Base Grade rarity. It is a single-use cosmetic sealed in its packaging and carries the Battle Green colorway on the Jump Shot design, produced by Valve.
What it does in CS2
A graffiti is a sprayable decal that players apply to surfaces during a match; sealed graffiti arrives packaged and must be opened to reveal the usable spray. Once used in-game the spray is consumed, while the sealed form is the tradable asset collectors and traders hold.
Where it sits by value
This is a budget-tier sealed graffiti, which keeps it accessible to buyers while still moving quickly in the market due to its high liquidity. For a seller that means steady turnover rather than long-term price accrual, useful for clearing inventory or filling supply gaps.
Its rarity grade
Listed at Base Grade rarity, the Jump Shot spray sits low on the rarity ladder, which supports broad availability and steady trade activity. That grade keeps demand functional rather than speculative, especially for a colorway-focused graffiti.
Its release and operation
The spray was released on October 6th, 2016, a detail collectors use to anchor provenance and release-era groupings. That release date places it among older sealed graffiti drops, which some buyers prefer for completion sets tied to that window.
How the graffiti is used
As a sealed graffiti, you open it to get a limited-charge spray you can place on surfaces in-match; it is a quick expressive cosmetic for players. The Battle Green finish gives the Jump Shot motif a military-leaning palette that appeals to buyers matching green-themed loadouts or map accents.
The collector's angle
Collectors and low-end traders pick this up for its Base Grade origin and Valve design pedigree, plus the convenience of a sealed spray that stays tradable until opened. For someone compiling era-specific or color-coordinated sets, this is a tidy, liquid piece to hold without the baggage of high upkeep.