Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange)

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange) is a Base Grade graffiti designed by Valve and released November 18th, 2019. It is a budget-tier, low-liquidity sealed graffiti that functions as an in-match spray with a bright orange finish.

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange)
$0.11
Category
Graffiti
Popularity
2%
Designer
Valve
Released
November 18th, 2019
Update
Operation Shattered Web

Community Rating

4.8
1700 votes

Liquidity

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Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange)

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange) is a Base Grade graffiti designed by Valve and released November 18th, 2019. It is a budget-tier, low-liquidity sealed graffiti that functions as an in-match spray with a bright orange finish.

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange) price

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Market price from
$0.11
lowest live buy price
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Price history
All-time high
$0.73
All-time low
$0.03
1Y change
+10.5%

Description

What this item is

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange) is a graffiti item at Base Grade rarity designed by Valve. It is a sealed graffiti, meaning it arrives in a useable cosmetic form intended for the graffiti category rather than an agent, case, or sticker capsule.

What it does in CS2

As a graffiti, this item is an in-match spray players can apply to surfaces to mark plays or communicate visually. It occupies the graffiti slot in the loadout and is consumed as players use its charges during rounds.

Where it sits by value

This piece sits in the budget bracket, so it appeals to holders looking for low-cost cosmetics or quick flips rather than high-end investment plays. Budget positioning also means supply tends to be steady and turnover modest rather than scarce and frantic.

Its rarity grade

Classified as Base Grade, the graffiti is on the entry end of the rarity scale and that underpins a lower-demand profile compared with higher-tier rarities. Base Grade status keeps collector pressure muted and keeps it accessible to a broad player base.

Its release and operation

The graffiti was released November 18th, 2019, which fixes it to that release window and designer attribution to Valve. That release date places it outside current operations, so its standing is shaped more by steady circulation than by a recent event spike.

How the graffiti is used

This sealed graffiti is sprayed in-match with limited charges, a quick expressive cosmetic for marking walls and plays. The Tiger Orange finish reads bright and visible on most surfaces, useful if visibility is the goal rather than subtlety.

The collector's angle

Collectors or holders who keep this item are typically after Valve-designed Base Grade pieces or specific colour variants for completeness. Its budget profile and Valve origin make it an easy add for category-focused collections, with long-term movement driven by niche demand rather than headline scarcity.

Common questions about Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange)

What exactly is this item?
This is Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange), a Base Grade graffiti designed by Valve, supplied as a sealed graffiti cosmetic for in-match use.
What drives its market value?
Value is driven by its Base Grade rarity, its status as a graffiti category piece, and Valve origin; for the current market price consult the live price block on the page.
How do I sell Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange)?
Sell through Skins.Cash using the Steam-authenticated checkout for an instant USD payout; check the live price block on this page to see the current offer before confirming.
What does this graffiti do in-game?
This graffiti is sprayed in-match to leave a small decal on surfaces; it consumes charges from the graffiti slot and serves as a quick visual signal or decoration.
How rare is Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Tiger Orange)?
It is Base Grade, which places it at the entry end of the rarity scale and corresponds to lower collector pressure than higher-tier items.
Will this sell quickly or sit?
This item sits in a low-liquidity bracket, so expect slower turnover compared with more liquid categories and rarer tiers.
Where did this graffiti come from?
The graffiti was released November 18th, 2019 and was designed by Valve, so its origin is tied to that release window rather than a named operation or capsule.

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