The Doge series is a run of nine Roblox Limited hats built around the Doge internet meme, released between April 2014 and October 2015. It started with a non-Limited novelty hat for April Fools' Day and grew into a proper trading line, from Captain Doge and Doge Bunny through to Zombie Doge, currently the family's most valuable piece by both live RAP and trader consensus.
Where Doge Came From
Doge is one of the internet's most recognizable memes: a photo of a Shiba Inu named Kabosu, captioned in broken, colorful Comic Sans phrases like "such wow" and "much fun," that spread across forums and social media starting around 2013. By the time it reached Roblox's catalog in 2014, the meme was already mainstream enough that a straight hat version needed no explanation to players.
Roblox's first take on it, a plain Doge hat, went on sale April 1, 2014, for 245 Robux, timed to April Fools' Day. It sold as a regular catalog item rather than a Limited, so it never picked up the scarcity or price history that defines the rest of the family. Roblox came back to the concept two and a half weeks later with Doge Bunny, and from there the line became a recurring seasonal release for a year and a half.
Every Doge Hat, in Release Order
Nine more hats followed the original, each themed around a holiday, event, or costume built on top of the same Doge face. Every Limited release in the series sold for 1,000 Robux (Attack Doge was the exception at 250 Robux) in a fixed batch of roughly 500 to 750 copies, standard practice for Roblox's mid-2010s limited-run sales.
| Hat | Released | Launch Price | Copies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doge (original, not Limited) | Apr 1, 2014 | 245 R$ | Not tracked as Limited |
| Doge Bunny | Apr 18, 2014 | 1,000 R$ | 500 |
| Captain Doge | May 2, 2014 | 1,000 R$ | 750 |
| Uncle Doge | Jun 27, 2014 | 1,000 R$ | 501 |
| Doge Santa | Nov 26, 2014 | 1,000 R$ | 751 |
| New Years Doge | Dec 16, 2014 | 1,000 R$ | 751 |
| President Doge | Feb 13, 2015 | 1,000 R$ | 752 |
| Lucky Doge | Mar 13, 2015 | 1,000 R$ | 750 |
| Attack Doge | Jun 11, 2015 | 250 R$ | Data unavailable |
| Zombie Doge | Oct 9, 2015 | 1,000 R$ | 500 |
Attack Doge sits a little outside the pattern. It launched cheaper than the rest and current supply and RAP figures aren't reliably tracked in our system, so treat it as the series' outlier rather than a typical entry point.
Which Doge Hat Is Worth the Most?
Ranked by live RAP, which also matches trader consensus here since only Zombie Doge currently carries a set street value in the data we checked, the order looks like this as of this run:
| Hat | Live RAP | Copies |
|---|---|---|
| Zombie Doge | 99,574 | 500 |
| Doge Santa | 52,017 | 751 |
| Doge Bunny | 43,185 | 500 |
| Uncle Doge | 39,539 | 501 |
| Lucky Doge | 37,515 | 750 |
| Captain Doge | 32,216 | 750 |
| President Doge | 31,826 | 752 |
| New Years Doge | 25,770 | 751 |
Zombie Doge sits at the top by a wide margin, and it's not a coincidence. It shares the family's smallest print run, 500 copies, tied with Doge Bunny, but it launched over a year after the series began, once the Doge meme (and Roblox's Limited-buying userbase) had grown considerably. Later scarcity plus a bigger audience at launch tends to compound; Zombie Doge is the clearest example of that in this family.
Unlike some of Roblox's grail-tier hat lines, where thin trading lets RAP drift far below what buyers actually pay, the Doge series trades often enough that RAP is a reasonably fair read on each hat's current worth. None of these are six or seven-figure items, and none behave like a Dominus or a Sparkle Time Fedora. They're mid-tier Limiteds that move at a steady clip, which is itself worth knowing if you're comparing them to thinner, older families.
Why This Family Still Has Collectors
A few things keep the Doge line relevant a decade later. Timing matters most: the series landed right as Doge peaked as a mainstream meme, and Roblox's Limited catalog rarely captures a cultural moment this cleanly. The set also has more visual range than most single-item recolor lines, which usually just swap a color and call it a day; nine distinct takes on one face, from santa to zombie to bunny to president, gives collectors actual variety to chase instead of near-identical palette swaps. And every Limited entry topped out under 800 copies, small enough that the family has stayed a genuine collector's set rather than a mass-owned novelty.
The line also closed cleanly. Zombie Doge in October 2015 was the last release, and Roblox never revived the concept as a UGC line or reissued any of the hats, so the set is finished at nine Limiteds plus the original non-Limited version. That's part of what makes it approachable: there's no ambiguity about what belongs in the collection and no risk of a surprise thirteenth hat diluting the set.
If you're building a position in meme-era Limiteds, the dog-themed items collection is a reasonable place to track how Doge prices move relative to other dog and animal-mascot hats on the platform. Checking the deal feed periodically is a more practical way to catch a Doge hat below its RAP than watching any single listing, since the series doesn't move fast enough to reward constant refreshing. This isn't financial advice, and Limiteds in this price range can still sit for weeks without a buyer even when RAP looks stable.
A Collector's Outlook
The Doge series won't compete with the platform's grail hats on price, but it's a clean, closed, well-documented set with real cultural weight behind it. For a newer trader, it's a more approachable entry point into Limiteds ownership than a five or six-figure grail: launch prices topped out at 1,000 Robux, current RAP tops out under 100,000, and every hat in the family is still liquid enough to move without months of waiting. For anyone tracking a position, watching the items leaderboard for Doge Santa and Zombie Doge specifically will catch most of the meaningful price movement in the family, since those two carry the highest RAP and the most trading volume of the nine.
FAQ
How many hats are in the Doge series?
Nine Limited hats released between April 2014 and October 2015, plus one earlier non-Limited version simply called Doge that launched for April Fools' Day 2014 and never became tradeable.
Which Doge hat is the most valuable?
Zombie Doge, released October 9, 2015, currently carries the highest RAP in the family at just under 100,000 Robux. It shares the series' smallest print run, 500 copies, with Doge Bunny.
Is Attack Doge part of the tradeable Doge series?
It's part of the catalog line and launched in June 2015 at 250 Robux, but current supply and RAP data for it aren't reliably available, so it doesn't fit cleanly into value comparisons with the rest of the family.
Did Roblox ever bring back the Doge series as UGC items?
No official UGC continuation of the Doge line has been documented. The series stands at nine Limiteds plus the original 2014 non-Limited hat, with no reissues since Zombie Doge closed it out in October 2015.