Roblox's autumn Limiteds are the fall-themed hats, gear and accessories Roblox published itself, and the most valuable one is Fall Periastron Xi: a 2,000 Robux sword from November 2018 that exists in 300 copies and has a cheapest listed copy of 345,000 R$ today. A Limited is an item Roblox has stopped selling, so the only way to get one now is to buy a copy from another player. The rest of the fall family is far cheaper, and most of it sits between 3,000 and 40,000 Robux.
Quick answer: Roblox released most of its autumn items between October 18 and November 26, across 2010, 2011, 2014 and 2018. Fall Periastron Xi leads the family at a 345,000 R$ lowest ask, the Crown of Autumn Laurels is the most recognizable fall hat at around 38,898 R$, and four of the eight fall Limiteds we track have a copy listed under 7,000 R$.
| Roblox autumn Limiteds at a glance | |
|---|---|
| What counts as one | Fall-themed items published by Roblox itself |
| How many RBX Invest tracks | 8, each with a live RAP and a listed reseller copy |
| Release window for 6 of the 8 | October 18 to November 26 |
| Most valuable | Fall Periastron Xi, 345,000 R$ lowest ask |
| Scarcest | Fall Periastron Xi, 300 copies |
| Most common | Fall Fairy, 63,774 copies |
| Cheapest copy listed right now | 3,221 R$ |
What counts as a Roblox autumn Limited? Fall-themed items Roblox made itself
These items share a season and a look: changing leaves, harvest colors, scarecrows, laurels. Roblox built them one at a time over about a decade, usually as catalog filler for the autumn weeks, so there is no single named autumn series the way there is for the Dominus line.
Two of the eight are gear, the category of swords and tools you equip and hold. Gear is a category Roblox has largely retired from its newer experiences, which is worth knowing before you spend on one, and the gear Limiteds guide covers what you can still do with them. One, the Fall Fairy, is a shoulder accessory that sits on your avatar's shoulder like a pet. The other five are hats, and you can see them ranked against the rest of the classic hat market on the classic hats collection.
Six of the eight are Limited U items. The U stands for unique, which means every copy carries its own serial number, and low serials sometimes trade at a premium. The Limited versus Limited U explainer breaks down why that matters. The Xanwood Fedora and the Fall Fairy are plain Limiteds with no serials.
Halloween and Thanksgiving items are their own thing and have their own write-ups. If that is what you came for, read the rarest Roblox Halloween Limiteds and the Thanksgiving Limiteds history instead. This piece covers the plain fall items.
When did Roblox release its autumn items? Mostly between October 18 and November 26
Roblox's fall releases cluster hard. Of the eight autumn Limiteds we track, six went on sale in a five-week band of the calendar, spread across four different years:
- Sword of the Autumnal Winds, November 20, 2010
- Crown of Autumn Laurels, October 18, 2011
- Scarecrow on my Head, October 26, 2011
- Autumn Wizard, November 23, 2011
- Xanwood Fedora, November 26, 2014
- Fall Periastron Xi, November 5, 2018
The two stragglers are the Fall Fairy, which Roblox put out on August 30, 2013, well before the leaves turned, and the Wanwood Autumn King Crown, which arrived on January 2, 2019.
2011 was the big year. Roblox shipped three autumn hats in five weeks that October and November, which is the closest the platform ever came to running a proper fall event. Every one of these was sold openly in the catalog at a set price, with no contest or event gating, which is part of why they stayed affordable.
Every Roblox autumn Limited, ranked by what traders pay
The order below follows trader consensus on street value, meaning what people actually pay for a copy. For most of this family that matches the RAP order. Fall Periastron Xi is the exception, and the next section explains why. Prices are live from the RBX Invest catalog on October 3, 2026.
RAP is short for Recent Average Price, a smoothed average Roblox calculates from an item's entire resale history. The lowest ask is the cheapest copy a reseller has listed, which is what you would actually pay today.
| Item | Released | Sold for | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Fall Periastron Xi |
Nov 5, 2018 | 2,000 R$ | 300 | 144,162 R$ | 345,000 R$ |
 Crown of Autumn Laurels |
Oct 18, 2011 | 1,000 R$ | 495 | 35,789 R$ | 38,898 R$ |
 Xanwood Fedora |
Nov 26, 2014 | 500 R$ | 2,581 | 14,046 R$ | 10,950 R$ |
 Sword of the Autumnal Winds |
Nov 20, 2010 | 2,000 R$ | 582 | 13,528 R$ | 11,385 R$ |
 Fall Fairy |
Aug 30, 2013 | 300 R$ | 63,774 | 6,900 R$ | 6,998 R$ |
 Autumn Wizard |
Nov 23, 2011 | 100 R$ | 1,070 | 4,547 R$ | 4,000 R$ |
 Scarecrow on my Head |
Oct 26, 2011 | 250 R$ | 971 | 3,903 R$ | 4,799 R$ |
 Wanwood Autumn King Crown |
Jan 2, 2019 | Unrecorded | 6,150 | 3,138 R$ | 3,221 R$ |
Look at the gap between the top row and the second. Fall Periastron Xi asks nearly nine times what the Crown of Autumn Laurels does. Everything below the Crown sits in a tight band between 3,000 and 12,000 Robux, which makes this one of the cheapest classic families you can collect in full.
Why is Fall Periastron Xi worth so much more than the rest?
Two reasons: supply and a famous surname.
At 300 copies it is the scarcest item in the fall line by a wide margin, with the next-scarcest more than 60% larger. Scarcity caps how many copies can reach the market at once, and that ceiling is what lets a price run when demand shows up.
The bigger reason is the name. Periastron swords are one of the most collected lines on Roblox, and a Periastron variant inherits demand from that whole family, which reaches well beyond people shopping for fall items. The Periastron series history covers that line properly. Roblox played the season for laughs in the catalog description: "The sword men use to fight mutated attack turkeys... in space."
This is also the clearest example in the family of RAP lagging a real price. Its RAP sits at 144,162 R$ while the cheapest listed copy asks 345,000 R$, about 2.4 times higher. RAP moves slowly by design, taking a fraction of each new sale into a running average, so on an item with 300 copies and few sales it can sit stale for a long stretch while asks climb. Trader consensus on this one also sits above its RAP. When you see a gap that wide on a thin item, the ask is usually closer to the truth than the average is. The RAP explainer goes deeper on why.
The 2011 cluster: three autumn hats in five weeks
The three hats Roblox released that autumn are the heart of the family, and all three are still affordable.
Crown of Autumn Laurels
Released October 18, 2011 at 1,000 Robux, this is the fall item most collectors picture first: a golden laurel crown in turning-leaf colors. 495 copies exist and the cheapest asks 38,898 R$, so it has held roughly 39 times its shelf price.
It has a green sibling worth knowing about. The Green Laurel Wreath came out in January 2010 at 250 Robux, exists in only 216 copies, and asks 270,000 R$. Same shape, different palette, far scarcer, and about seven times the price. The autumn crown is the affordable way to get the laurel look.
Scarecrow on my Head
Eight days after the Crown, on October 26, 2011, Roblox put out a scarecrow hat for 250 Robux. 971 copies exist and one is listed at 4,799 R$. The catalog description is pure early-Roblox: "So I had this problem - birds kept landing on my head. Then I put the scarecrow on my head. It solved my problems, but I miss the birds."
Autumn Wizard
The cheapest way into the family on release and still one of the cheapest to buy. Roblox sold it for 100 Robux on November 23, 2011, and at a 4,000 R$ lowest ask it has gained about 40 times that across 1,070 copies. Its description: "The leaves are changing and so are you. You're changing people into frogs."
Wanwood and Xanwood: the autumn palette that produced real gems
The most valuable fall-colored items on Roblox come from two texture families, Wanwood and Xanwood: a weathered, dying-leaf finish Roblox has stamped on crowns, antlers, fedoras and eggs since 2007. That palette reaches far higher than anything in the autumn line proper: the 10-copy Wanwood Crown carries a RAP above 2.4 million Robux, which puts it in gem territory, the tier of genuinely scarce high-value Limiteds.
Both families have their own deep dives, with every variant and live prices: the Wanwood series history and the Xanwood series history. Two members overlap with this article because Roblox put the season in their names, the Xanwood Fedora and the Wanwood Autumn King Crown, and both sit at the affordable end of their own families.
What does it cost to start collecting Roblox autumn Limiteds?
About 3,221 Robux gets you the cheapest one, the Wanwood Autumn King Crown. Around 12,000 Robux covers any one of the six cheapest. Buying everything except Fall Periastron Xi would run roughly 80,000 Robux at today's asks, and adding that sword would take the set past 420,000.
A few honest cautions before you spend. Copy counts here are high by classic standards: the Fall Fairy has 63,774 copies in circulation, and an item that common has very little room to climb, whatever the season. My own read is that seasonal interest in these moves very little, and the copy counts are the reason. Roblox sold these in the catalog at a set price, so they carry none of the event prestige that drives the rarest Limiteds. What they offer is cheap, dated, genuinely old classic history, which is a reasonable thing to want.
If you are hunting an entry point, the Deals feed flags copies listed below RAP as they appear, and the items leaderboard shows where any of these sit against the wider market. None of this is financial advice. Limiteds are virtual collectibles and their prices can fall as easily as rise.
Prices, copy counts and RAP in this article come from the RBX Invest catalog and Roblox's own item data as of October 3, 2026, and release dates, original prices and catalog descriptions come from Roblox's catalog records for each item.
FAQ
What is the most valuable Roblox autumn Limited?
Fall Periastron Xi is the most valuable, with a lowest listed copy of 345,000 R$ and a RAP of 144,162 R$. It is a gear sword Roblox sold for 2,000 Robux on November 5, 2018, and only 300 copies exist, making it both the scarcest and the priciest item in the fall family.
How many Roblox autumn Limiteds are there?
RBX Invest tracks eight fall-themed Limiteds that Roblox published itself: Fall Periastron Xi, the Crown of Autumn Laurels, the Xanwood Fedora, the Sword of the Autumnal Winds, the Fall Fairy, the Autumn Wizard, Scarecrow on my Head, and the Wanwood Autumn King Crown. Halloween and Thanksgiving items are counted separately.
When did Roblox release its autumn items?
Six of the eight went on sale between October 18 and November 26, across 2010, 2011, 2014 and 2018. The exceptions are the Fall Fairy, released August 30, 2013, and the Wanwood Autumn King Crown, released January 2, 2019. The busiest stretch was autumn 2011, when Roblox shipped three fall hats in five weeks.
What is the cheapest Roblox autumn Limited?
The Wanwood Autumn King Crown is the cheapest, with a copy listed at 3,221 R$ against a RAP of 3,138 R$. Three more sit under 12,000 Robux: Scarecrow on my Head at 4,799 R$, the Autumn Wizard at 4,000 R$, and the Fall Fairy at 6,998 R$.
Do Roblox autumn Limiteds go up in value in the fall?
We have not measured a reliable autumn bump in this family, and most of it carries high copy counts that limit how far a price can move. The Fall Fairy alone has 63,774 copies. Scarcity matters more than season here, which is why the 300-copy Fall Periastron Xi asks nearly nine times what the next item does.
Is the Crown of Autumn Laurels worth buying?
The Crown of Autumn Laurels asks 38,898 R$ against a RAP of 35,789 R$, so the market and the average agree on it, which is a sign of a steady price. Roblox sold it for 1,000 Robux in October 2011, so it has held about 39 times its shelf price across 495 copies. It is the most recognizable hat in the fall line.
Are Roblox autumn Limiteds Limited U items?
Six of the eight are Limited U, meaning every copy carries its own serial number: Fall Periastron Xi, the Crown of Autumn Laurels, the Sword of the Autumnal Winds, the Autumn Wizard, Scarecrow on my Head, and the Wanwood Autumn King Crown. The Xanwood Fedora and the Fall Fairy are plain Limiteds without serials.
Can you still buy Roblox autumn Limiteds?
Yes. All eight are off Roblox's shelves, but every one of them has at least one copy listed by a reseller right now, from 3,221 R$ up to 345,000 R$. You buy a copy from another player at their asking price, the same as any other Limited.