Sealed Graffiti | Recoil UMP-45 (Blood Red) is a Base Grade graffiti for in-match sprays, released by Valve. It is a mid-tier ticket item in a thin market where supply is steady but buyer activity is limited, making timing important for sellers.
Liquidity
Sealed Graffiti | Recoil UMP-45 (Blood Red)
Sealed Graffiti | Recoil UMP-45 (Blood Red) is a Base Grade graffiti for in-match sprays, released by Valve. It is a mid-tier ticket item in a thin market where supply is steady but buyer activity is limited, making timing important for sellers.
Sealed Graffiti | Recoil UMP-45 (Blood Red) price
Description
What this item is
Sealed Graffiti | Recoil UMP-45 (Blood Red) is a Base Grade graffiti item created by Valve. It is a sealed graffiti, part of the consumable cosmetics group used for on-map expression rather than weapon appearance or loadout changes.
What it does in CS2
As a graffiti, this item is sprayed during rounds to leave a temporary decal on the map surface; the sealed version converts to a usable graffiti when opened. Graffiti do not affect gameplay beyond visual expression and can be placed in specific spots for team signaling or personal flair.
Where it sits by value
This graffiti occupies a mid-tier price bracket, so it sits above entry-level throwaways but below premium collectibles and rare promotional pieces. For a seller that means reasonable baseline demand but you should expect fewer frequent trades than for high-liquidity skins.
Its rarity grade
Listed as Base Grade, this graffiti sits on the commons end of the rarity spectrum, which keeps supply relatively available compared with rarer tiers. That grade underpins modest steady interest rather than speculative spikes tied to scarcity.
Its release and operation
The item was released on December 3rd, 2020, via Valve, which fixes its origin and makes it part of the post-2020 cosmetic catalogue. That release date gives it a fixed place for collectors tracking era-specific gear and influences who notices it in rotation.
How the graffiti is used
This sealed graffiti becomes an in-match spray after unsealing and is expended over a small number of uses, serving as a quick expressive cosmetic. The Blood Red finish reads loud on most surfaces and is useful for contrasting common map palettes where a bright, single-color mark stands out.
The collector's angle
Collectors and holders may prize this piece for its Valve design origin and its place in a thin market where mid-tier sealed graffiti change hands infrequently. If you prefer stable, low-profile cosmetic holdings rather than high-volatility rares, this fits that profile and can slot into era-specific or designer-centric collections.