Linked Sword Roblox: Price, Copies and History

The Linked Sword is the classic Roblox sword, the one-click-slash, double-click-lunge weapon that shipped with Roblox's oldest fighting games. Roblox sold it once as a Limited gear item on August 2, 2013, in a run of 100 copies at 47,324 Robux each. A Limited is an item with a fixed number of copies that players resell and trade between themselves. Every one of those 100 copies is now in a player's inventory, Roblox has none left, and the item carries a RAP of 647,871 R$ with its cheapest reseller listing at 4,444,444 R$ as of October 10, 2026.

Quick answer: The Linked Sword is a 100-copy Roblox Limited gear item from August 2013 that originally cost 47,324 Robux. Its RAP (Recent Average Price, the smoothed average of what copies have actually sold for) is 647,871 R$, the cheapest copy listed asks 4,444,444 R$, and resale or a trade is the only way to get one.

What is the Linked Sword in Roblox? The 2007 blade Roblox later sold as a Limited

Two different things share this name, and traders mean the second one.

The first is the free sword every player has swung at some point, listed in Roblox's catalog simply as Sword. Roblox's own asset records date it to April 12, 2007, and the Roblox Wiki credits it to Shedletsky, the Roblox admin behind Sword Fights on the Heights IV. The same records put it among the BrickBattle tools you spawn with in places like Crossroads, BrickBattle being Roblox's original weapon set, and note that the unique swords in Sword Fights on the Heights were all built on top of it. That sword is free, and it has no copies to count and no resale price.

The second is the collectible. On August 2, 2013, Roblox published the sword to the catalog as gear with a price tag and a hard cap of 100 copies. Gear is equipment that loads into your backpack, the item bar at the bottom of the screen. That version is the one with a RAP, an owner list, and a price in the millions.

It also went out as a Limited Unique, which means copies are numbered in the order they sold, so every Linked Sword carries a serial number. Serials matter on an item this thin: low numbers, and #1 above all, usually pull a premium over an ordinary copy. Our guide to Limited and Limited U items walks through the difference in full.

Why did the Linked Sword cost 47,324 Robux? That number is SFOTH IV's place ID

47,324 Robux is a strange price, and it was chosen on purpose. Roblox place 47324 is Sword Fights on the Heights IV, Shedletsky's game, which has logged more than 51 million visits. You can check it against Roblox's own game data: place ID 47324 resolves to that exact game, by that exact creator.

So Roblox priced its most famous weapon at the address of the game that made the weapon famous. In 2013 that price was also a real barrier. The median classic gear Limited launched at 750 Robux, and of the 303 that had a paid launch price, only 17 cost more than this sword did. Almost nobody buying hats in 2013 had 47,324 R$ spare for one.

The joke has a market consequence worth understanding. A high launch price stretches the original sale over months, and the buyers who paid it were mostly collectors who meant to keep what they bought. Thin, patient ownership is a large part of why the Linked Sword's market looks the way it does today.

How many Linked Swords are there? 100 copies, with none left at Roblox

Roblox minted 100 and stopped. Checking Roblox's live item data today, 0 copies remain unsold and the item is no longer for sale from Roblox, so the entire supply sits with players.

Getting to that point took a while. The Roblox Wiki, which is community-maintained, recorded 31 copies still unsold in June 2025, nearly twelve years after launch. Treat that figure as a community record. The direction is clear from Roblox's data: a 100-copy run priced at 47,324 R$ took most of a decade to clear, and it has now cleared.

For scale, 196 of the 2,563 classic Limiteds in the RBX Invest catalog have 100 copies or fewer. The Linked Sword sits in that group, alongside items with far bigger reputations and far bigger prices.

What is a Linked Sword worth in October 2026? A 647,871 R$ RAP against a 4,444,444 R$ ask

Two numbers describe this item, and they are very far apart.

RAP is 647,871 R$. Roblox recalculates RAP after every sale by nudging the old figure one tenth of the way toward the new sale price, so it trails the market on items that rarely sell. The lowest ask, meaning the cheapest price any owner will currently accept, is 4,444,444 R$, about 6.9 times RAP. A repeating-digit ask like that is a classic parked listing: an owner who has no intention of selling cheap, leaving a number on the board in case someone rich and impatient walks past.

An ask like that makes the item look projected, and projected means an item whose listings sit so far above its sale history that the asking price stops describing the market. The gap here is real, but the Linked Sword's case is milder than most, because the sales that do happen on items this scarce tend to land well above RAP. Our explainer on projected items covers how to screen for that before you pay.

Where that leaves it in the market: the Linked Sword ranks 14th by RAP among the 320 classic gear Limiteds we track, and 104th among all 2,563 classic Limiteds. It has been favorited 20,229 times, a popularity signal that tends to track value on classics.

How does the Linked Sword compare with the SFOTH swords? Fourth on trader consensus

The seven unique swords from Sword Fights on the Heights IV were all built from the Linked Sword's mesh, so the family invites a direct comparison. The table below orders them by consensus street value, meaning what experienced traders actually pay. The RAP column sits beside it so you can see where the two disagree.

Sword	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask	Released
Darkheart	96	1,800,000 R$	24,500,000 R$	Oct 2009
Ghostwalker	93	1,939,092 R$	10,111,111 R$	Oct 2010
Illumina	93	2,632,887 R$	5,555,555 R$	Oct 2009
Linked Sword	100	647,871 R$	4,444,444 R$	Aug 2013
Windforce	100	443,230 R$	1,750,000 R$	Apr 2012
Firebrand	100	1,012,190 R$	2,222,222 R$	May 2012
Icedagger	100	761,341 R$	4,000,000 R$	Jun 2012
Venomshank	100	642,013 R$	1,300,000 R$	Dec 2011

Read down the RAP column and the order breaks. Illumina carries the highest RAP in the family while traders rank Darkheart above it, and the Linked Sword sits sixth of these eight by RAP while consensus puts it fourth. Both gaps come from the same thing: every sword here has around 100 copies, those copies change hands a few times a year at most, and a RAP built from a handful of old sales drifts far below what the next buyer will be asked to pay. When an item sells once in six months, its RAP describes sales that are already old.

Three dual-wield versions round out the line: Dual Darkhearts at 100 copies and a 1,214,328 R$ RAP, Dual Venomshanks at 100 copies and 619,895 R$, and Dual Illumina, the loose one at 451 copies and 745,521 R$. The full story of that line, including why Darkheart leads it, is in our SFOTH sword series history. You can also browse every Limited sword on Roblox or the wider classic gear collection with live prices.

Can you still use the Linked Sword in a Roblox experience? Only where gear is allowed

Owning one and swinging one are separate questions. Gear only loads in an experience whose owner has switched gear on, and most have not. Roblox also stopped letting creators publish gear years ago, which froze the category at 320 classic gear Limiteds and left them priced purely on collector demand. The details are in our guide to gear Limiteds.

The free 2007 sword is a separate asset, and plenty of games still hand you one at spawn. Buying the Limited gets you the collectible and its serial number.

Should you buy a Linked Sword? Run the fee math first

If you want one, two routes exist. You can buy a listed copy on the Marketplace, or you can trade for one with another player. Trading needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts, and reselling needs one on the seller's side, though a resale buyer needs no subscription. A classic Limited you receive in a trade is locked for 2 days before you can resell it, and one you buy on the resale market is locked for 7 days, so plan around those holding periods, the windows when Roblox blocks you from reselling.

Then do the fee math, because it decides whether a flip is even possible. Roblox takes a 30% cut of a classic Limited resale, so you keep 70% of whatever your copy sells for. On a round example, a copy bought at 1,000,000 R$ has to clear roughly 1,430,000 R$ before you are back to even, and a copy bought near that parked 4,444,444 R$ ask would need more than 6,300,000 R$. Our marketplace fees breakdown runs the same math across item types.

My honest read: the Linked Sword is a strong hold and a poor flip. It has the best story of any sword on the platform, 100 copies, and an easter-egg price that collectors love repeating, which is exactly the profile that holds value through quiet years. It also sells rarely, which means your exit depends on finding one specific buyer who wants this specific item, and that can take months. Patience is the entry fee. Watch the ask on its item page, compare it with the rest of the market on the items leaderboard, and let the Deals feed, which needs a signed-in account, tell you when a listing drops.

This is market commentary and not financial advice. Limited prices move, and a 100-copy market can move hard in either direction on a single sale.

RAP, copies, lowest asks and favorite counts in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data as of October 10, 2026, cross-checked the same day against Roblox's own item data, which also supplied the 2013 publish date, the 47,324 R$ original price and the Sword Fights on the Heights IV place ID; the sword's 2007 origin and authorship are documented by the Roblox Wiki and treated here as community records; resale rules and commission splits come from Roblox's marketplace documentation.

FAQ

What is the Linked Sword in Roblox?

The Linked Sword is Roblox's classic sword, sold as a collectible gear Limited on August 2, 2013 in a run of 100 copies at 47,324 Robux. The free version of the same sword dates to April 2007 and still spawns in BrickBattle games, but only the 2013 Limited has copies, serials and a resale price.

How much is a Linked Sword worth?

Its RAP is 647,871 R$ and the cheapest copy listed for resale asks 4,444,444 R$ as of October 10, 2026. Sales are rare on a 100-copy item, so RAP trails the market, and experienced traders price it above RAP and below that parked ask.

Can you still buy the Linked Sword from Roblox?

No. Roblox's item data shows 0 of the 100 copies remaining and the item is no longer for sale from Roblox. The only ways in are a Marketplace resale from a current owner or a player-to-player trade.

How many Linked Swords exist?

100 copies were ever made, and all 100 are held by players. The Roblox Wiki recorded 31 still unsold at Roblox in June 2025, which suggests the original run took close to twelve years to clear, though that copy count comes from community records.

Why was the Linked Sword priced at 47,324 Robux?

Because 47324 is the place ID of Sword Fights on the Heights IV, the Shedletsky game the sword is famous for. Roblox used the game's address as the item's price, which is verifiable against Roblox's own game data.

Is the Linked Sword tradeable?

Yes. It is a Roblox-made classic Limited, and Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable. Both accounts in the trade need an active Roblox Plus subscription, and a classic Limited received in a trade is locked for 2 days before resale.

Does the Linked Sword work in Roblox games?

Only in experiences where the owner has enabled gear, which is a small share of them. Gear loads into your backpack, the item bar at the bottom of the screen, and Roblox no longer lets creators publish new gear, so the category is a closed set of 320 classic Limiteds.

How much do you keep if you sell a Linked Sword?

You keep 70% of the sale price, because Roblox charges a 30% marketplace fee on classic Limited resales. Break-even is about 1.43 times what you paid, so a copy bought at 1,000,000 R$ needs to sell above roughly 1,430,000 R$ to get your Robux back.