The QT Bandana is the most valuable Roblox UGC Limited that exists in more than a handful of copies. Only 99 were ever made, and its RAP (Recent Average Price, the smoothed average of what it has actually sold for) sits at 1,381,724 Robux (R$) as of September 26, 2026. It belongs to a small family of items published by haz3mn and the Quataun group, the people behind PLS DONATE, and three more of that family sit near the top of the same list.
Quick answer: The Quataun line is four UGC Limiteds of 99 copies each: the QT Bandana (RAP 1,381,724 R$), the Smite Hammer (680,640 R$), the Quataun Necklace (468,773 R$) and Smite Horns Of Greed (284,687 R$). Four of the six highest-RAP 99-copy UGC Limiteds on Roblox come from this one creator.
A UGC Limited is a community-made item sold in a fixed number of copies. Once they sell out, the only way to get one is to buy it from another player on the Marketplace.
Which Roblox UGC Limiteds are worth the most? The Quataun line leads the pack
Lowest ask means the cheapest copy listed for sale right now.
| Item | Copies | Launch price | RAP | Lowest ask | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 QT Bandana |
99 | 100,000 R$ | 1,381,724 R$ | 9,999,999 R$ | May 31, 2023 |
 Smite Hammer |
99 | 10,000 R$ | 680,640 R$ | 555,555 R$ | May 10, 2023 |
 Quataun Necklace |
99 | see note | 468,773 R$ | 649,990 R$ | Sep 17, 2023 |
 Smite Horns Of Greed |
99 | 25,000 R$ | 284,687 R$ | 47,777 R$ | May 18, 2025 |
Note on the Quataun Necklace: Roblox's catalog page now shows a different price from the one it launched at, so we've left that cell out rather than print a number we can't stand behind.
Two things jump out of that table. The Smite Hammer launched at 10,000 R$ and now carries a RAP 68 times that. And Smite Horns Of Greed has a lowest ask of 47,777 R$ against a RAP of 284,687 R$, so the cheapest copy on the market today costs about a sixth of what the average sale says it's worth.
Who makes these items? haz3mn, who owns the Quataun group
The Quataun group on Roblox is owned by the account haz3mn, and both carry Roblox's verified badge. The group runs PLS DONATE, one of the most played experiences on the platform, and it had over 18 million members when we checked on September 26, 2026.
That matters for the prices. An item's value comes from how many people want it against how many exist, and a creator with an audience that size can sell 99 copies of anything in seconds. Three of the four headline items were published under the haz3mn account and the fourth under the Quataun group, but players treat them as one line.
If you want to see where any creator stands by catalog value, the creators leaderboard ranks them.
What is the QT Bandana? A 100,000 R$ launch that 99 people caught
The QT Bandana went up on May 31, 2023, priced at 100,000 R$ with 99 copies. That was a wild asking price for a community-made hat at the time, less than two months after UGC Limiteds launched in April 2023. All 99 sold.
Today its RAP is 1,381,724 R$ and the cheapest listing sits at 9,999,999 R$. That ask is a placeholder. Owners who don't want to sell often list at a silly number so the item still shows a price, and several of the priciest Limiteds on Roblox behave the same way. Treat the RAP as the honest figure here and the ask as a sign that nobody is in a hurry.
Smite Hammer: the cheapest entry that gained the most
The Smite Hammer is a back accessory from May 10, 2023, sold at 10,000 R$ in a run of 99. Its RAP is 680,640 R$ and the lowest ask is 555,555 R$. Anyone who bought one at launch and sold at that ask would have turned 10,000 R$ into 277,777 R$ after fees, because a UGC reseller keeps half of the sale price.
The ask being below the RAP is worth noticing. On an item this thin, one motivated seller moves the floor a long way, and the floor is what you actually pay.
Quataun Necklace and Smite Horns Of Greed
The Quataun Necklace followed on September 17, 2023, again 99 copies, and now carries a RAP of 468,773 R$ with a lowest ask of 649,990 R$. The ask sitting above the RAP is the normal shape for a scarce item, and it's how most gems trade, meaning the scarce, high-value classics everyone knows.
Smite Horns Of Greed came much later, on May 18, 2025, at 25,000 R$ for 99 copies, published under the Quataun group. It's the one place in this family where the market has cooled: a RAP of 284,687 R$ against a 47,777 R$ floor. If you want a piece of this line and you don't have a million Robux, it's the only realistic door.
Why do so many UGC Limiteds have exactly 99 copies?
Small runs are a deliberate choice, and Roblox's rules set the outer edge. Roblox's Marketplace documentation caps paid Limiteds at a maximum quantity of 3,000. Below that ceiling the number is entirely the creator's call, and cutting it to double digits is the loudest way to say scarce. Free Limiteds work the other way around: they have no quantity maximum, but the creator pays a per-unit fee to list them, and the documentation's own example has 200 free limited hats at a hypothetical 100 R$ per unit costing 20,000 R$ up front. Our guide to UGC Limited publishing fees walks through that math.
A run of 99 has become a signal as much as a number. It tells buyers the creator meant this one to be scarce.
Demand does the heavy lifting here, and the wider numbers show it. RBX Invest tracks 194,546 UGC Limiteds, and 598 of them have a run (the number of copies minted) of exactly 99. Their median RAP is 530 R$. That's higher than the 103 R$ median across all UGC Limiteds, and it is still lunch money. Only six of those 598 have a RAP of 10,000 R$ or more, and four of the six are the Quataun items above. The other two are the Banana by Preston_Username, at a RAP of 272,770 R$, and the Black Valk Fedora at 12,801 R$.
Browse Limiteds under 100 copies and you'll see the same pattern across the whole market.
What about the rest of the Quataun catalog?
The same creator also publishes items anyone can afford. Run size is most of the difference.
| Item | Copies minted | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|
 hazem gingerbread cookie |
199 | 29,477 R$ | 10,000 R$ |
 Quataun Trucker Hat (Pink) |
250 | 6,915 R$ | 2,450 R$ |
 Hazem Chain (1.0) |
48 | 6,672 R$ | 22,999 R$ |
 Quataun Bucket Hat (Red) |
100 | 4,447 R$ | 6,900 R$ |
 QT Fur Ushanka |
141 | 4,332 R$ | 3,500 R$ |
 Quataun Bucket Hat (Purple) |
100 | 4,286 R$ | 2,499 R$ |
 Quataun Bucket Hat (Yellow) |
100 | 4,125 R$ | 4,999 R$ |
 Smite Hammer (Christmas Edition 1.0) |
998 | 1,815 R$ | 1,899 R$ |
 Hazem Shoulder Pal |
999,895 | 55 R$ | 55 R$ |
The three bucket hats went up on the same day, March 31, 2024, at 200, 900 and 1,000 R$, and all three sold out at 100 copies each. They now sit between 4,000 and 4,500 R$ of RAP. That's a solid outcome for a 200 R$ hat and nowhere near the 99-copy tier.
Two rows in that table need a second look. The Hazem Chain and the QT Fur Ushanka were published with a stock cap of 1,000, but only 48 and 141 copies were ever claimed. A capped run and a sold-out run are different things, and the supply that matters is the number that actually exists. RBX Invest shows the claimed count on every item page.
At the bottom is the Hazem Shoulder Pal, a free item from May 4, 2023 with 999,895 copies in the wild. It trades for 55 R$. Same creator, same audience, one million copies, and the price lands where you'd expect.
Can you trade a QT Bandana? No, UGC Limiteds move only through resales
Roblox's player-to-player trade system covers classic Limiteds only, meaning the ones Roblox made itself. UGC Limiteds change hands through Marketplace resales, so buying a Quataun item means paying Robux for it on the item page.
The costs to know before you press buy:
- The reseller keeps 50%. On a UGC Limited resale, Roblox's Marketplace documentation splits the price 50% to the reseller, 10% to the creator, 10% to the seller or affiliate and 30% to Roblox. Sell a Smite Hammer for 500,000 R$ and 250,000 R$ lands in your account. Break-even is double what you paid.
- You need Roblox Plus to sell. Reselling a Limited requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on the seller's account. Buying one doesn't.
- You can't flip it the same day. Buy from the creator at launch and you wait up to 30 days before you can resell. Buy from another player and the wait is up to 7 days. Our holding periods guide has the details.
None of this is financial advice. Robux spent on a collectible is spent, and the price of a 99-copy item can move a long way on a single sale.
What should you watch before buying one? The floor, the listings and the classics
The floor is the number to watch. RAP updates slowly by design, because each sale only pulls it a tenth of the way toward the new price, so on an item that sells twice a year it can sit months behind reality. The lowest ask is what you pay today. Our explainer on why Limited prices sit above RAP covers the gap in both directions.
Watch how many copies are actually listed. Four or five listings on a 99-copy item means one seller changing their mind can reset the price. The items leaderboard and each item page show current listings.
Watch for asks that drop below RAP on thin items, which is how Smite Horns Of Greed looks right now. The Deals feed flags Limiteds listed under their RAP as they appear, and it needs a signed-in account.
And compare against the classics before you commit. A million Robux also buys a well-known classic Limited with decades of trading history behind it, and those are laid out in the most expensive Limiteds and the rarest Limiteds. If you'd rather stay in UGC, sold-out UGC Limiteds and UGC Limited hats are the closest shelves to this family. The Spyder Chain is the other UGC item in this price class, and its story is worth reading alongside this one.
Figures in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data and Roblox's own economy and group endpoints, checked on September 26, 2026, with quantity limits, fees and commission splits taken from Roblox's Marketplace documentation the same day.
FAQ
What is the most valuable UGC Limited on Roblox?
Among UGC Limiteds that exist in more than 10 copies, the QT Bandana leads with a RAP of 1,381,724 R$ across 99 copies, as of September 26, 2026. A few one-of-one brand items carry higher RAPs, but a single copy means a single sale set the number.
How many copies of the QT Bandana are there?
There are 99 copies of the QT Bandana, all claimed. It was published on May 31, 2023 at a launch price of 100,000 R$ and sold out, so every copy now comes from another player's inventory.
Who created the QT Bandana and the Smite Hammer?
Both were published by the Roblox account haz3mn, which owns the verified Quataun group. That group runs PLS DONATE and had over 18 million members on September 26, 2026. Smite Horns Of Greed was published under the group itself.
Can you trade UGC Limiteds like the Smite Hammer?
No. Roblox's trade system handles classic Limiteds only, so UGC Limiteds such as the Smite Hammer change hands through Marketplace resales. You buy them with Robux on the item page.
How much Robux does a reseller keep on a UGC Limited?
A UGC Limited resale pays 50% to the reseller, 10% to the creator, 10% to the seller or affiliate and 30% to Roblox, according to Roblox's Marketplace documentation. Selling at 500,000 R$ nets 250,000 R$, so you need double your purchase price to break even.
Why do so many UGC Limiteds have exactly 99 copies?
Creators pick small runs to make an item scarce. Roblox's Marketplace documentation caps paid Limiteds at 3,000 copies, and below that the quantity is the creator's own choice, so a double-digit run is the clearest way to signal scarcity. RBX Invest tracks 598 UGC Limiteds with a run of exactly 99.
Is the 9,999,999 R$ price on the QT Bandana real?
It's a real listing, and it's a placeholder. Owners who don't want to sell park their copy at an extreme number so the item still displays a price. The RAP of 1,381,724 R$ reflects actual sales and is the better reference point.
Can you still buy a Smite Horns Of Greed?
Yes. As of September 26, 2026 the cheapest listed copy is 47,777 R$, well under its 284,687 R$ RAP. It launched on May 18, 2025 at 25,000 R$ with 99 copies, and it's the most affordable way into this family.