Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue)

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue) is a Base Grade sealed graffiti for in-match use, released by Valve on November 18th, 2019. It sits in the budget tier and carries low market liquidity, useful for quick sprays and casual collectors who prefer inexpensive cosmetic extras.

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue)
$0.12
Category
Graffiti
Popularity
2%
Designer
Valve
Released
November 18th, 2019
Update
Operation Shattered Web

Community Rating

4.8
1700 votes

Liquidity

How quickly this item converts to cash
31%
Low
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Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue)

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue) is a Base Grade sealed graffiti for in-match use, released by Valve on November 18th, 2019. It sits in the budget tier and carries low market liquidity, useful for quick sprays and casual collectors who prefer inexpensive cosmetic extras.

Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue) price

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Market price from
$0.12
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 (Wire Blue) is a sealed graffiti item with a Base Grade rarity. It is a Valve-designed graffiti released on November 18th, 2019 and packaged as a sealed spray rather than an open consumable.

What it does in CS2

This is a graffiti, so it functions as an in-match spray that players apply to surfaces to mark plays, callouts, or just for flair. Graffiti items come sealed and must be used in-game to leave their visual mark on walls and floors during rounds.

Where it sits by value

This piece sits clearly in the budget tier, aimed at buyers who want cosmetic variety without deep investment. That positioning means it moves differently than mid or premium pieces: turnover is slower and demand tends to be driven by players buying for immediate use rather than speculative holding.

Its rarity grade

With a Base Grade rarity, it is on the common end of the rarity scale, which keeps broad availability higher and speculative pressure lower. That rarity underpins modest demand from casual users rather than collectors chasing scarce drops.

Its release and operation

Designed by Valve and released on November 18th, 2019, this graffiti carries the origin of an official Valve release rather than a creator capsule or third-party event. The straight Valve origin keeps provenance simple and familiar to buyers who track official drops.

How the graffiti is used

As a sealed graffiti, it is applied in-match and consumes its charges when sprayed, offering a quick, disposable aesthetic option. The Wire Blue finish gives the spray a cool blue tone that reads well on a variety of map surfaces and suits players who favor subdued, technical visuals.

The collector's angle

Collectors or holders who consider this item will be weighing its Valve origin, Base Grade status, and budget-tier positioning against its low liquidity. It functions best as a filling piece in a broader graffiti set or as an inexpensive Valve-branded spray to keep, rather than a focal asset for a high-end collection.

Common questions about Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue)

What exactly is this item?
Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue) is a Valve-designed graffiti in the category graffiti with a Base Grade rarity.
What factors influence its market value?
Value is driven by its Base Grade rarity, Valve origin, and the graffiti category demand. For the current market level consult the live price block on the page, which reflects those drivers in real time.
How do I sell this on Skins.Cash?
Sell through Skins.Cash via the Steam-authenticated checkout and receive instant USD at the offered rate. The live price block on the page shows the current payout you can expect.
What does this graffiti do in-game?
This item is a graffiti, so it is sprayed in-match to leave a visual mark on map surfaces and is consumed as its charges are used.
How rare is Sealed Graffiti | Oops (Wire Blue)?
It carries a Base Grade rarity, placing it on the common side of the rarity scale and aligning demand with casual in-game use rather than scarcity-driven collecting.
Where did this graffiti come from?
This graffiti was released by Valve on November 18th, 2019 and does not originate from a third-party capsule or creator collection.
Should I hold onto it as a collector?
Its appeal for holding rests on Valve provenance and its role as an inexpensive Valve-branded spray; because liquidity is low and it is budget-tier, holders usually view it as a minor, non-core piece rather than a centerpiece.

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