Roblox 2010 Halloween Limiteds: All 16 Items and Values

Roblox put 16 classic Limiteds into the catalog in October 2010, and ten of them are Halloween items. A Limited is an avatar item Roblox sells in a fixed number of copies and then lets players resell; a classic Limited is one Roblox made itself, back when the company still built its own hats. The headline item of the month is the Ghostwalker, a 12,000 Robux gear item released on October 29 that exists in only 93 copies. Its RAP sits at 1,939,092 and its cheapest listed copy asks 10,000,000 Robux in RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026. RAP stands for recent average price, Roblox's smoothed average of an item's whole sale history.

Quick answer: Roblox released 16 classic Limiteds in October 2010, ten of them Halloween-themed. The Ghostwalker leads the class with 93 copies, a RAP of 1,939,092 and a 10,000,000 Robux cheapest ask. The 16 items hold 23,827 copies between them, from the Ghostwalker's 93 up to 10,182 copies of Sinister S.

What did Roblox release for Halloween 2010? All 16 classic Limiteds

Here is the full October 2010 class, ordered by consensus street value, which is what traders actually pay for a copy today. On items this old that order comes apart from RAP order in places, and the gaps are worth reading. Lowest ask means the cheapest copy a reseller currently has listed, in Robux (R$). The Copies, RAP and Lowest ask columns are live RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026, and every release date and original price below was checked against Roblox's own catalog records this month.

Item	Released	Sold for	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
Ghostwalker	October 29	12,000 R$	93	1,939,092	10,000,000
Galaxy Emperor	October 8	2,050 R$	142	96,309	9,999,999,999
Crimsonwrath, Lord of Entropy	October 14	900 R$	112	102,229	700,000
The Grand Pumpkin	October 15	500 R$	476	34,664	73,999
Green Submarineman	October 15	65 R$	927	32,049	17,499
Acursed Mummy Hand of Head Shot	October 23	400 R$	482	30,791	55,000
Pumpkin Necklace	October 29	55 R$	936	23,494	23,300
Zombie Friend Fred	October 13	100 R$	1,898	17,428	19,995
Champion of Azurewrath	October 15	200 R$	942	17,414	17,400
Stitches	October 28	250 R$	478	16,253	19,500
Robot Costume	October 29	55 R$	942	15,696	13,498
Brighteyes' Halloween Leftovers	October 28	Free	2,029	15,106	19,440
Sinister S.	October 29	250 R$	10,182	14,277	16,450
Riddling Skull Sword	October 29	1,000 R$	952	6,091	4,999
Robosquid	October 21	100 R$	929	5,754	5,819
Dark Knight of the Order of the Ram	October 29	150 R$	2,307	2,191	3,500

Eight of the 16 landed in the last four days of the month, six of them on October 29 alone. Roblox was releasing Limiteds at a far slower pace in 2010 than it would a year later, when 55 classic Limiteds hit the catalog in October 2011, so a drop of this size filled a good part of the month. You can see the rest of that era's output on the classic hats collection, and the four gear items in this class sit in the classic gear collection.

Why is the Ghostwalker the most valuable Halloween 2010 Limited?

The Ghostwalker wins on scarcity and on price at launch. Roblox sold it for 12,000 Robux on October 29, 2010, the highest launch price of the class by nearly a factor of six, and only 93 copies ever minted. Nothing else that month comes close on supply. A print is the total number of copies that ever existed, and the next two thinnest prints here are Crimsonwrath, Lord of Entropy at 112 copies and the Galaxy Emperor at 142.

It is also the most wanted item of the month by a wide margin. The Ghostwalker carries 18,936 favorites against those 93 copies, more than any other item in the class, and favorites are a decent rough gauge of how many players would take one if they could afford it. We wrote about how much weight that signal really carries in do Roblox favorites affect Limited value.

One wrinkle for buyers: the Ghostwalker is gear, so it only shows up in experiences that allow gear, and most of today's biggest games do not. Collectors buy it for the shelf. If you want the fuller picture on that whole category, see Roblox gear Limiteds explained. Items with fewer than 100 copies are the thinnest corner of the market, and you can browse all of them on the Limiteds under 100 copies collection.

Why does the Galaxy Emperor rank second when its RAP is lower?

By RAP, Crimsonwrath, Lord of Entropy (102,229) sits above the Galaxy Emperor (96,309). By what traders will pay, the Galaxy Emperor is the more expensive hat. Both facts can be true at once because RAP only moves when a copy sells, and with 142 copies spread across old accounts the Galaxy Emperor almost never sells. Its RAP is a fossil of trades that happened years ago, while holders price it off today's demand for thin 2010 hats.

The listing situation makes the point bluntly. The only copy of the Galaxy Emperor for sale right now asks 9,999,999,999 Robux, which is a placeholder from an owner who has no intention of selling. Roblox's own catalog returns the same number, so the listing is genuine. Treat it as a closed door. We covered that habit in Roblox Limiteds listed for billions. The hat belongs to Roblox's space line, and it shows up again in our space Limiteds history.

When value order and RAP order disagree like this, the thin market is almost always the reason. Four copies changing hands can move a 10,000-copy item's RAP by very little and a 142-copy item's RAP by a lot, which is why experienced traders read the ask ladder on an item page before they trust a RAP number.

Which October 2010 Limiteds are the pumpkin items?

Two of them carry pumpkins, and both still trade. The Grand Pumpkin went out on October 15, 2010 for 500 Robux, minted 476 copies, and asks 73,999 Robux today against a RAP of 34,664. That gap between the ask and the RAP is the widest in the class outside the top three, and it says holders are not in a hurry. The Pumpkin Necklace followed on October 29 at 55 Robux, minted 936 copies, and sits at a 23,300 ask on a RAP of 23,494. Those two numbers almost touching is the sign of an item that genuinely changes hands.

Sinister S. is the odd one here. Roblox described it as Sinister P.'s pale brother, which puts it in the pumpkin head family despite the white head, and it is the biggest print of the month at 10,182 copies. Its 16,450 Robux ask on a RAP of 14,277 holds up well for an item that common. The rest of that family has its own write-up in the Sinister Pumpkin series history and the pumpkin head series history.

Which of the 16 have serial numbers?

Twelve of the 16 do. Those twelve launched as Limited U items, which means Roblox capped the stock at the start and stamped every copy with a serial number, so a buyer can see they own copy 7 of 93. The other four are plain Limiteds with no serials: Brighteyes' Halloween Leftovers, Sinister S., Robot Costume and Dark Knight of the Order of the Ram. Roblox sold those four with open stock and then took them off sale, which froze the print at whatever had sold by then. That is why their copy counts are the awkward ones in the table, like Sinister S. at 10,182.

Serials matter for price on thin items. Low serials and matching numbers carry a premium among collectors, and on a 93-copy item that premium can be large. Our guides on Limited versus Limited U and Roblox Limited serial numbers go through how to read them.

Brighteyes' Halloween Leftovers is the only free item in the class. Roblox's catalog records no Robux price for it, so it went out at no cost on October 28, 2010 and later froze at 2,029 copies. A free 2010 hat now asking 19,440 Robux is a decent reminder that the entry price of an item tells you almost nothing about where it ends up.

What is the cheapest way into the Halloween 2010 class?

Three items sit under 6,000 Robux. Dark Knight of the Order of the Ram is cheapest at 3,500 Robux, the Riddling Skull Sword asks 4,999, and the Robosquid asks 5,819. All three have more than 900 copies, which is exactly why they are cheap: supply is easy and nobody has to chase a seller.

From there the class steps up in a fairly orderly way. The 13,000 to 25,000 Robux band holds eight items: the Pumpkin Necklace, Zombie Friend Fred, Stitches, Brighteyes' Halloween Leftovers, the Green Submarineman, the Champion of Azurewrath, Sinister S. and the Robot Costume. Above those, the Acursed Mummy Hand of Head Shot asks 55,000 and The Grand Pumpkin asks 73,999. Past 700,000 Robux you are bidding against collectors who have held for more than a decade.

A few mechanics to know before you buy any of them. Reselling a classic Limited needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on the seller's account, though buying a resale copy needs no subscription at all. Roblox's fee on a classic Limited resale leaves the seller 70% of the sale price, so a flip has to clear roughly 1.43 times your cost before you make anything. After you buy a copy on the resale market there is a holding period of up to 7 days before you can sell it again, and 2 days after you receive one in a trade. None of this is financial advice, and old Halloween items can sit unsold for months.

Do Halloween 2010 items go up every October?

Seasonal items do tend to firm up as October runs on, and they tend to give some of it back in November. We measured that pattern across the whole Halloween catalog in do Roblox Halloween Limiteds go up in October, and the honest version is that the move is real but small on common items and noisy on thin ones. A 10,000-copy hat like Sinister S. sells often enough for a seasonal bump to show up. A 93-copy gear item like the Ghostwalker can go a whole October without a single sale, which means its price does whatever its two or three listed holders decide.

If you want to follow this class live, the items leaderboard ranks every Limited we track by value and movement, and the Deals feed flags listings that fall below where an item usually sells, which needs a signed-in account. For the years either side of this one, start with the 2012 Halloween Limiteds and the rarest Halloween Limiteds.

Release dates, original prices, copy counts and lowest asking prices in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data as of October 14, 2026, cross-checked item by item against Roblox's own catalog records the same day, with resale rules and fees checked against Roblox's marketplace documentation.

FAQ

What was the most valuable Roblox Halloween 2010 Limited?

The Ghostwalker is the most valuable, on 93 copies with a RAP of 1,939,092 and a cheapest listed copy at 10,000,000 Robux. It was also the most expensive item of the class at launch, selling for 12,000 Robux on October 29, 2010.

How many Limiteds did Roblox release in October 2010?

Roblox put 16 classic Limiteds into the catalog in October 2010, and ten of those are Halloween-themed. Together they hold 23,827 copies, ranging from the Ghostwalker's 93 copies up to 10,182 copies of Sinister S.

Which October 2010 Limiteds were not Halloween items?

Six of the 16 are not Halloween items: the Galaxy Emperor, Crimsonwrath, Lord of Entropy, the Champion of Azurewrath, the Green Submarineman, the Robosquid and the Dark Knight of the Order of the Ram. They shipped during the same month as the Halloween drop as ordinary catalog releases.

Why does the Galaxy Emperor show a 9,999,999,999 Robux price?

Because its only listed copy is priced as a placeholder by an owner who does not want to sell. Roblox's own catalog returns the same figure, so the listing is real. On a 142-copy hat with no genuine sellers, a price like that tells you the item is unavailable and says nothing about its value.

Can you still buy Halloween 2010 Limiteds?

Yes. All 16 items have copies listed by resellers, so you buy them from those resellers on the item's Roblox page. Roblox stopped selling new copies long ago. Asks run from 3,500 Robux for the Dark Knight of the Order of the Ram up to 10,000,000 for the Ghostwalker.

Which Halloween 2010 Limited is cheapest?

The Dark Knight of the Order of the Ram is cheapest at a 3,500 Robux ask against a RAP of 2,191. The Riddling Skull Sword asks 4,999 and the Robosquid asks 5,819, and all three have over 900 copies in circulation.

Do Halloween 2010 Limiteds have serial numbers?

Twelve of the 16 do, because they launched as Limited U items with capped stock and a serial stamped on every copy. The four without serials are Brighteyes' Halloween Leftovers, Sinister S., the Robot Costume and the Dark Knight of the Order of the Ram, which Roblox sold with open stock before pulling them off sale.

Was Brighteyes' Halloween Leftovers free?

Yes. Roblox's catalog records no Robux price for it, so it went out free on October 28, 2010 and froze at 2,029 copies once it left the catalog. Today its cheapest listed copy asks 19,440 Robux.