Roblox 2009 Halloween Limiteds: All 20 Items and Values

Roblox published 20 Halloween-themed classic Limiteds in October 2009, and the value leader today is Warthulu, a 271-copy Cthulhu hat from October 29. A Limited is an avatar item Roblox sells in a fixed number of copies and then lets players resell to each other. A classic Limited is one Roblox built itself, back when the company still made most of the catalog itself. The highest RAP in the class belongs to the Visage of Mordo at 103,389, on just 207 surviving copies. RAP means recent average price, Roblox's smoothed average of an item's entire sale history.

Quick answer: Roblox's 2009 Halloween run produced 20 classic Limiteds, from the Happy Jack-o'-Lantern on October 1 to the Pumpkin Bucket on October 31. Warthulu leads on trader consensus; the Visage of Mordo holds the highest RAP at 103,389 on 207 copies. The 20 items hold 112,430 copies between them, and two of them were free prizes from the Halloween Treasure Hunt event.

Why does Halloween 2009 matter? It was the first one Roblox could sell Limiteds for

October 2009 is the month the Limited system itself arrived. The first batch of items to carry Limited status went up on October 5, 2009, according to the Roblox Wiki's limited-item timeline and our own catalog records, and the colored bow ties were in it. Everything Roblox put out for Halloween that month landed into a market that had existed for a few weeks.

That timing explains a lot about how these items behave. Roblox was still experimenting with stock sizes, so the run swings from 300-copy hats to a treasure-hunt prize that more than 35,000 players walked away with. Prices swung just as hard: the Boo Visor launched at 1 Robux, the Wicked Top Hat at 900.

Two Roblox-run events shaped the month. Halloween Paintball ran through October 2009 as a round-based team game on a Halloween map. The Halloween Treasure Hunt opened on October 30 and ran to November 5, and its two prizes are the only free items in this list. Both events are documented on the Roblox Wiki.

Our cut-off for this article is a judgment call, and here it is: a classic Limited that Roblox published in October 2009 with a costume, monster, pumpkin, or spooky-prop theme. The month produced other famous Limiteds that have nothing to do with Halloween, including Illumina, Darkheart, and The Crown of Roses, and those sit outside this list.

What did Roblox release for Halloween 2009? All 20 Limiteds and their values

The table below is ordered by consensus street value, which is what traders actually pay for a copy, falling back to RAP for the items that have no consensus figure. Copies means how many copies still exist across all inventories. Lowest ask means the cheapest copy a reseller currently has listed, in Robux (R$). Copies, RAP, and lowest ask are live RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026; the launch prices and dates were checked against Roblox's own catalog records and the Roblox Wiki this month.

Item	Published	Launched at	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
Warthulu	Oct 29	600 R$	271	86,891	134,935
Visage of Mordo	Oct 15	150 R$	207	103,389	199,999
Red Fang	Oct 9	175 R$	955	70,464	95,000
Halloween Beanie	Oct 7	15 R$	239	54,554	111,000
I'm Secretly A Vampire, The Hat	Oct 8	333 R$	315	43,501	44,999
Granny's Crossbow	Oct 16	700 R$	284	25,447	57,000
Wicked Top Hat	Oct 9	900 R$	464	23,098	38,000
Uncle Zom's Hat	Oct 29	45 R$	686	15,574	24,989
Worst. Halloween Costume. Ever.	Oct 8	15 Tix	488	15,430	28,571
Pumpkin Bucket	Oct 31	15 R$	4,663	14,898	17,999
Cursed Mummy Friend	Oct 16	100 R$	1,869	12,158	14,000
Sapphire Drool	Oct 9	15 R$	2,378	10,700	11,900
Sinister P.	Oct 29	Event prize	35,034	7,072	7,299
Hallowreaper	Oct 5	150 R$	939	6,998	7,803
Boo Visor	Oct 13	1 R$	9,280	6,842	6,999
Ochre Ogre	Oct 9	95 R$	2,402	5,839	7,000
The Nightmare Before Chrizzmax	Oct 13	125 R$	1,169	4,388	4,999
Happy Jack-o'-Lantern	Oct 1	74 R$	16,259	3,780	3,700
The Masked Popcorn Enthusiast!	Oct 14	35 R$	1,857	2,033	2,221
Ruby Serpent Mummy Mask	Oct 29	Event prize	32,671	781	779

Tix is short for Tickets, the second currency Roblox ran alongside Robux until it was retired in April 2016. A handful of 2009 items were priced in Tickets, and the Worst. Halloween Costume. Ever. is the one in this class.

One launch price in that table deserves a caveat. Roblox's catalog record for the Happy Jack-o'-Lantern lists 25 Robux, while the Roblox Wiki's archived copy of the original 2009 item page shows 74 Robux and describes a 25 Robux re-release in October 2010. We have printed 74. Treat that single figure as the weakest number on the page. The Nightmare Before Chrizzmax's 125 Robux comes from Roblox's catalog record alone, with no second source behind it.

Which 2009 Halloween Limited is worth the most? Warthulu, by trader consensus

Warthulu sold for 600 Robux on October 29, 2009 with a stock of 300 copies, and 271 of those still exist. It is the first item in the Presence series, the line of Roblox hats built around a single large staring creature head, which we cover in the Presence series history.

Its RAP of 86,891 sits below where the item actually changes hands. That gap is normal for a 271-copy item: RAP moves only a tenth of the way toward each new sale price, so an item that trades three or four times a year drags a years-old average behind it. The 134,935 Robux lowest ask is a better read of the floor than the RAP is.

The Visage of Mordo runs the opposite way. It has the highest RAP in the class at 103,389 and the fewest copies at 207, but no settled consensus value, because so few owners list. Its cheapest copy sits at 199,999 Robux. Two items with similar scarcity can look very different depending on whether anyone is willing to put a price on them in public.

Why are the two treasure hunt items so cheap? 67,705 copies between them

The Halloween Treasure Hunt ran from October 30 to November 5, 2009. Players who reached the end of a hidden maze earned the Ruby Serpent Mummy Mask. Players who found a red orb and a black orb and used them to open a hidden gate earned Sinister P.

Both were free, both were handed out to everyone who finished, and the copy counts show it: 35,034 for Sinister P. and 32,671 for the Mummy Mask. Together they account for 60% of all the copies in this class. They sit at the bottom of the value table for the same reason, with the Mummy Mask listed at 779 Robux and Sinister P. at 7,299.

Sinister P. still carries real weight for collectors despite the supply. It is the first item in the Sinister Pumpkin line, which became one of Roblox's most recognizable Halloween families and got progressively rarer with each later entry. The Sinister Pumpkin series history walks through the whole line. If you want a famous 2009 Halloween item and have a few thousand Robux rather than a few hundred thousand, this is the one that fits.

What happened to the 2009 Halloween faces?

Three of the 20 are faces: Red Fang, Sapphire Drool, and Ochre Ogre, all published on October 9, 2009. Red Fang is the strongest of them, with 955 copies and a 70,464 RAP.

All three stopped being flat 2D faces in March 2026, when Roblox finished replacing classic face Limiteds with animated versions. Serial numbers carried across and resale kept working, so nothing about owning one changed mechanically. Values across the whole face category fell sharply over the months that followed, and these three went with them. We tracked that drop in detail in why Roblox Limited face values fell, and it is worth reading before you buy any face at a 2025 price.

You can see every face Limited ranked side by side in the classic faces collection, and the hats from this class in the classic hats collection.

What drives prices in this class?

Copy count does most of the work. Six of the top seven rows are items with fewer than 500 copies left. The Ruby Serpent Mummy Mask, on 32,671 copies, sits last. Nothing else in the data predicts price nearly as well.

Costume appeal keeps the cheap items liquid. The Pumpkin Bucket, the Boo Visor, and the Happy Jack-o'-Lantern all have thousands of copies and all still sell, because players buy them to wear in October. Items people actually equip trade more often than items people only collect.

Age is a one-time bonus that these items already have. Every item here is seventeen years old, and no new copies will ever be minted. Roblox does still hand Limited status to its own older items, which we cover in does Roblox still make classic Limiteds, and nothing new is being added to this 2009 class.

Thin markets make the RAP unreliable. On the sub-300-copy items, a single sale moves RAP by a tenth of the gap, and years can pass between sales. Check the live ask before you treat any RAP here as a price.

A collector's outlook

The class splits cleanly in two. The top seven rows are scarce items with real spreads between RAP and ask, which means patience on both sides of a deal. Warthulu and the Visage of Mordo are the ones with genuine scarcity stories, and both will cost you well above their RAP to actually acquire. Expect to wait for a seller.

The bottom half is a different kind of buy. Sinister P., the Pumpkin Bucket, and the Happy Jack-o'-Lantern are cheap, plentiful, instantly recognizable, and they move. They are the Halloween items most traders will actually own. Seasonal demand for October costume items is a real pattern, and we looked at whether it shows up in the prices in do Roblox Halloween Limiteds go up in October.

If you are comparing this class against later years, the 2010 Halloween Limiteds make the obvious next stop, and the items leaderboard shows where any of these sit against the wider market right now. Underpriced listings on any of them show up in the deal feed, which needs a signed-in account. None of this is financial advice, and thin classic Limiteds like the top of this table can gap hard between one sale and the next.

Market figures in this article are live RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026; release dates, launch prices, and event details were checked against Roblox's catalog records and the Roblox Wiki in October 2026.

FAQ

How many Halloween Limiteds did Roblox release in 2009?

Twenty, by our count of classic Limiteds that Roblox published in October 2009 with a costume, monster, pumpkin, or spooky-prop theme. They run from the Happy Jack-o'-Lantern on October 1 to the Pumpkin Bucket on October 31, and hold 112,430 copies between them.

Which 2009 Halloween Limited is the most valuable?

Warthulu, a 271-copy hat published October 29, 2009 for 600 Robux. It leads the class on what traders actually pay, with a cheapest listed copy at 134,935 Robux. The Visage of Mordo holds the higher RAP at 103,389 and the lower copy count at 207, but fewer owners list it publicly.

What was the rarest item in Roblox's 2009 Halloween run?

The Visage of Mordo, a face accessory published October 15, 2009 for 150 Robux. Only 207 copies survive, the fewest of the 20 items in this class, and its cheapest listing sits at 199,999 Robux.

Can you still get the Sinister P. or the Ruby Serpent Mummy Mask?

Yes, by buying a copy from a reseller. Both were free prizes from the Halloween Treasure Hunt event, which ran October 30 to November 5, 2009 and has never been repeated. Supply is large for classic Limiteds, at 35,034 and 32,671 copies, so both are among the cheapest items in the class.

Why is Halloween 2009 important in Roblox trading history?

Because Limited status itself only began that month. The first items were given Limited status on October 5, 2009, so Roblox's 2009 Halloween run was the first holiday the platform could sell fixed-supply, resellable items for. Everything released before that became Limited later.

What is Tix, and why does one of these items cost 15 of them?

Tix is short for Tickets, a second Roblox currency that ran alongside Robux until Roblox retired it in April 2016. A small number of 2009 items were priced in Tickets, and in this class that is the Worst. Halloween Costume. Ever., which launched at 15 Tix on October 8, 2009.

Are the 2009 Halloween faces still worth buying?

Be careful with them. Red Fang, Sapphire Drool, and Ochre Ogre were all converted from flat 2D faces into animated versions in March 2026, and values across the face category fell sharply afterwards. Ownership and resale work the same way they always did, but any price you remember from before the change is out of date.

Do these items go up in price every October?

Seasonal demand for Halloween costume items is a real effect, and it shows up most on the cheap, high-supply items that players buy to wear. It is much weaker on the scarce items at the top of the table, which trade on scarcity. Check the live ask before you count on an October bump.