How to Get a Sparkle Time Fedora in Roblox

To get a Sparkle Time Fedora in Roblox you have to buy one from another player, because all eleven versions are Limiteds and Roblox stopped selling every one of them years ago. A Limited is an item with a fixed number of copies, and once the original run sells out the only copies left are the ones already in people's inventories. The cheapest of the eleven today is the original Sparkle Time Fedora at 3,200,000 Robux, followed by the White Sparkle Time Fedora at 7,970,000 Robux. Nine of the eleven have between 98 and 101 copies each, and several of those nine are parked at prices in the hundreds of millions or billions of Robux, so nobody is really selling them.

Quick answer: Resale is the only way to get a Sparkle Time Fedora. The original costs 3,200,000 Robux right now, the White version 7,970,000, and the nine hundred-copy colors start around 17 million and climb into deliberately silly territory.

How much does a Sparkle Time Fedora cost in Roblox? From 3.2 million Robux up

Sparkle Time is a shiny, reflective texture Roblox has put on dozens of its own items over the years, and the fedora is where it started. The eleven fedoras split into three price groups.

The original and the White version are the two you can actually buy at a sane number: 3,200,000 and 7,970,000 Robux. Four more sit between 17 million and 48 million Robux, which is steep but real. The last five carry asks that run from 54 million to nearly 10 billion Robux, and those are owners saying no without taking the item off the market.

Compare each ask, the price a seller wants for one copy, against the item's RAP before you commit. RAP stands for Recent Average Price, a smoothed average Roblox builds from an item's whole sale history, so it moves slowly and lags behind thin markets. Every price in this article is the lowest live listing, which is what you would actually pay. You can watch the whole family move on the Sparkle Time collection page and compare it against the rest of the hat market on the fedora collection.

What is the cheapest Sparkle Time Fedora? The original, at 3,200,000 Robux

The first Sparkle Time Fedora is both the oldest and the cheapest. Roblox's catalog data dates it to December 23, 2007, and 765 copies exist, more than seven times the count of any of the hundred-copy colors and two and a half times the White version. More copies means more owners willing to part with one, and that keeps a listing on the board.

It is also the one fedora in the family whose cheapest ask sits below its own RAP: 3,200,000 against a RAP of 3,242,116. For a Limited this old and this recognizable, a listing under RAP is the closest thing the family offers to a fair entry price.

The White Sparkle Time Fedora has the second-biggest print run, meaning the number of copies ever made, at 306. It launched on August 31, 2017 for 100,000 Robux. Its cheapest listing of 7,970,000 Robux is almost exactly double its RAP of 3,958,209, which tells you the few sellers who are listing know they hold the only realistic second option.

Why do most Sparkle Time Fedoras have no buyable price? Placeholder asks

Look at the digits. The Black version is listed at 9,876,543,210 Robux and the Purple at 6,767,676,767. The Red is at 333,333,333 and the Sky Blue at 66,666,665. Those patterns are owners filling the price box with keyboard mash so the copy shows a listing without any chance of selling.

A listing priced far above what an item really trades for is called a projected price. On most Limiteds a projection traps a careless buyer. On the hundred-copy Sparkle Times it works as a signpost: the holder wants the hat more than the Robux, and the color has no reliable floor.

That leaves four colors with asks a buyer could at least argue about, all of them well above RAP: Orange at 17,000,000, Teal at 17,449,999, Green at 23,500,000 and Midnight Blue at 47,500,000. For more on why asks and RAP drift this far apart, we wrote up why a Limited's price can sit far above its RAP.

Which Sparkle Time Fedora is worth the most? Red leads trader consensus

The table below is ordered by consensus street value: what experienced traders treat each color as worth. On a market this thin that order and the RAP order disagree sharply.

Item	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask	Launched
Red Sparkle Time Fedora	99	4,871,499	333,333,333	Feb 11, 2012
Midnight Blue Sparkle Time Fedora	100	11,328,842	47,500,000	Jun 21, 2013
Black Sparkle Time Fedora	100	5,814,995	9,876,543,210	Jun 16, 2015
Purple Sparkle Time Fedora	98	10,888,103	6,767,676,767	Oct 3, 2011
Pink Sparkle Time Fedora	100	6,053,763	54,321,543	Dec 23, 2015
Green Sparkle Time Fedora	101	6,384,970	23,500,000	Dec 18, 2012
Sky Blue Sparkle Time Fedora	101	5,504,176	66,666,665	Sep 1, 2016
Teal Sparkle Time Fedora	101	6,212,590	17,449,999	Feb 21, 2014
Orange Sparkle Time Fedora	100	10,295,947	17,000,000	Feb 14, 2015
White Sparkle Time Fedora	306	3,958,209	7,970,000	Aug 31, 2017
Sparkle Time Fedora	765	3,242,116	3,200,000	Dec 23, 2007

Two rows show the gap. Red ranks ninth of eleven on RAP and first on trader consensus. Orange ranks third on RAP and ninth on consensus. RAP only moves when a copy sells, and with 99 or 100 copies in existence a color can go a long time between sales, so its RAP keeps repeating what the last few buyers happened to pay. That cuts both ways. A stale RAP can sit well above where the market is now, and it can sit well under what the remaining owners would accept. Orange is the first case; Red is the second.

Launch prices climbed steadily through the family's life. Purple, Red and Green all went on sale for 10,000 Robux, Midnight Blue, Teal and Orange for 50,000, Black for 60,000, and Pink, Sky Blue and White for 100,000. The 2007 original was handed out at 0 Robux.

Can you trade for a Sparkle Time Fedora instead of buying one? Yes, with Roblox Plus on both sides

Every Sparkle Time Fedora is a classic Limited, which means an item Roblox made itself, and classic Limiteds are the only items the player-to-player trade system handles. Roblox's marketplace documentation confirms that community-made UGC Limiteds cannot be traded at all.

Trading needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts, yours and theirs. Trading is currently restricted for accounts based in South Korea. Once a trade goes through, the item carries a holding period of up to 2 days, a window where it cannot move again, and a copy bought on resale is locked for up to 7 days. Our holding period guide walks through both clocks.

For a hat in this price range, trading is usually the more realistic route. Owners of hundred-copy colors tend to want other scarce hats rather than Robux, which is exactly what the billion-Robux asks are telling you.

What is the cheapest way to own a Sparkle Time item? From 1,570 Robux

Roblox put the Sparkle Time texture on plenty of cheaper items, and several of those still have live listings under 10,000 Robux. The table is ordered by cheapest ask.

Item	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
Ruby Fabergé Egg of Sparkle Time	6,896	1,625	1,570
Sparkle Time Heggphones	2,971	1,883	1,879
Merely's Green Sparkle Time Hoverboard	2,503	4,368	3,750
Sparkle Time Santa Hat	4,559	5,251	6,500
Sparkle Time Lump of Coal	3,631	9,092	8,400
Sparkle Time Yum Phones	1,295	10,612	10,000
Red Sparkle Time Claymore	3,483	17,090	18,500
Sparkle Time Cheese Hat	555	52,915	47,777

Above that there is a middle tier for anyone saving towards a fedora: the Blue Sparkle Time Bowler at 110,000 Robux, the Blue Sparkle Time Shutter Shades at 220,000, the Sparkle Time Wizard at 399,999, the Sparkle Time Traffic Cone at 499,999 and the Sparkle Time Happy Time Magic Flower Hat at 590,000. The Sparkle Time Valkyrie, with 94 copies, is listed at 500,000,000, which puts it in the same parked-forever group as the rarest fedoras. The rest of that helmet line is covered on the Valkyrie collection page.

Roblox has not abandoned the texture either. The Sparkle Time Heggphones in the table above went on sale on June 30, 2025 for 5,000 Robux, and 2,971 copies exist.

What does it cost to sell a Sparkle Time Fedora later? Roblox keeps 30%

Roblox's marketplace documentation puts 30% of every resale into Roblox's pocket, leaving the seller 70%. Run that over the cheapest fedora in the family and the arithmetic is blunt.

Buy the original at 3,200,000 Robux. Sell it later at the same 3,200,000 and you receive 2,240,000, so you are 960,000 Robux down. To get your money back you need the hat to sell at roughly 4,600,000 Robux, about 1.43 times what you paid. Reselling also requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on the selling account, though the buyer needs nothing.

One more thing worth knowing before you count on a discount: the Roblox Plus purchase discount does not apply to resale purchases, so it will not shave anything off a fedora bought from another player. If you hold several copies of anything, the reseller terminal tracks your positions and asks in one place, and signed-in members can watch for underpriced listings on the Deals feed. None of this is financial advice; a hat worth millions of Robux can lose a chunk of that in a quiet month.

What should you watch out for when buying one? Lookalikes and parked asks

Two traps catch new buyers here.

The first is name squatting. Our catalog holds 888 UGC Limiteds with "Sparkle Time" in the name, and 112 of those also say "fedora". A UGC Limited is a community-made item with a capped print run, and the dearest of those 112 carries a RAP under 3,000 Robux. Those are real items with similar names, and none of them is the hat in this article. Check the asset id in the URL against the ones linked above, and read our guide to fake Limiteds and name squatting before you send Robux anywhere.

The second is treating a parked ask as a price. If a color's only listing ends in a run of repeated digits, the real market for that color is wherever two traders agree, and you find that out by offering items and seeing who answers. Where the family sits against the rest of the top end is visible on the most expensive Limiteds collection and the items leaderboard, and the family's full back story is in our Sparkle Time series history.

Prices, copy counts and RAP figures come from RBX Invest catalog data as of October 9, 2026, cross-checked against Roblox's own item details endpoint the same day; fee and trading rules come from Roblox's marketplace documentation on create.roblox.com.

FAQ

How much is a Sparkle Time Fedora worth in Roblox?

The original Sparkle Time Fedora has a RAP of 3,242,116 Robux and its cheapest live listing is 3,200,000. The ten colored versions have RAPs between 3.9 million and 11.3 million Robux, though their lowest asks run far higher, from 7,970,000 for White up to 9,876,543,210 for Black.

What is the cheapest Sparkle Time Fedora?

The original Sparkle Time Fedora, at 3,200,000 Robux. It has 765 copies, the largest print run in the family, so it almost always has a listing. The White Sparkle Time Fedora is next at 7,970,000 Robux with 306 copies.

Can you still buy a Sparkle Time Fedora from Roblox?

No. All eleven versions are Limiteds that sold out and went offsale, meaning Roblox removed them from its own shelves, the newest of them in 2017. Resale from another player and trading are the only two routes.

How many Sparkle Time Fedoras are there?

Eleven, counting the 2007 original and ten colored versions: Purple, Red, Green, Midnight Blue, Teal, Orange, Black, Pink, Sky Blue and White. Together they account for 1,971 copies.

Why are some Sparkle Time Fedoras listed for billions of Robux?

Because their owners do not want to sell. Asks like 9,876,543,210 and 6,767,676,767 Robux are placeholder numbers typed into the price box, which keeps the copy listed without any real chance of a sale. Treat those colors as trade-only.

Can you trade for a Sparkle Time Fedora?

Yes. Sparkle Time Fedoras are classic Limiteds made by Roblox, and classic Limiteds are tradeable as long as both accounts hold an active Roblox Plus subscription. UGC Limiteds cannot be traded at all.

How much do you lose in fees when you sell one?

Roblox takes 30% of the sale price, so a seller keeps 70%. Selling a fedora bought at 3,200,000 Robux for the same amount returns 2,240,000, and breaking even needs a sale price near 4,600,000 Robux.

Is there a cheap way to wear Sparkle Time?

Yes. The Ruby Fabergé Egg of Sparkle Time is listed at 1,570 Robux and the Sparkle Time Heggphones at 1,879, both with thousands of copies. The Sparkle Time Cheese Hat at 47,777 Robux is the cheapest of the scarcer pieces, with 555 copies.