Roblox 2013 Halloween Limiteds: All 14 Items Ranked

Roblox minted 14 classic Limiteds in October 2013, and all 14 are sold out and resale-only today. A Limited is an avatar item Roblox sold in a fixed number of copies that players can resell to each other, and a classic Limited is one Roblox itself made and sold. The month's most valuable member is Skeleton Lord Wizard, a skeleton-themed wizard hat with 901 copies and a RAP of 50,683 R$ in our catalog data as of October 2026. The 14 items hold 28,973 copies between them. That makes 2013 the cheapest Halloween class Roblox has ever minted.

Quick answer: Roblox released 14 classic Limiteds in October 2013, built around the Halloween 2013: The Witching Hour event. Skeleton Lord Wizard leads the class at a 50,683 R$ RAP across 901 copies, nine of the 14 carry a catalog price of 0 Robux because they came from gift boxes and event rewards, and the cheapest copy in the whole class is a Dr. Spooks Magic Top Hat listed at 2,825 R$.

What were Roblox's 2013 Halloween Limiteds? All 14 items

Here is the full October 2013 class with live market data. RAP stands for recent average price, Roblox's smoothed average of everything a copy has ever sold for, and lowest ask is the cheapest copy a reseller has listed right now. Copies means the total number ever minted. The table is ordered by RAP, which for this class also matches where traders rank the items.

Item	Released	Original price	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
Skeleton Lord Wizard	October 1	0 R$	901	50,683	99,999
Zombie Shedletsky	October 26	2,610 R$	261	36,398	1,000,000,000
Chrome Glasses	October 31	0 R$	1,232	31,313	38,999
Laser Blue Riding Hood	October 31	0 R$	420	28,722	60,000
Bewitching Amphibian	October 1	0 R$	690	18,680	45,000
Frankenstein Top Hat	October 16	Gift box	1,110	7,739	5,999
Dark Tidings	October 1	0 R$	1,024	7,499	8,700
Bat O' Lantern	October 26	250 R$	1,250	6,215	15,000
Sapphire Vision Visor	October 31	100 R$	2,502	4,575	4,500
The Reaper's Claw	October 26	100 R$	2,000	4,487	4,098
Zombie Headrow	October 23	Event reward	2,419	3,927	5,590
Gold Visor	October 31	0 R$	6,191	3,457	3,554
Dr. Spooks Magic Top Hat	October 10	Gift box	3,970	2,160	2,825
Scare Mayor Top Hat	October 4	50 R$	5,003	1,922	2,992

The released dates are the dates each item's asset was created in Roblox's catalog.

Every one of the 14 has at least one copy listed, so you can buy any of them today without waiting for a seller to appear. Nine of the 14 are hats, three are face accessories, and two are shoulder accessories. You can see how they sit against the rest of the Roblox-made catalog on the classic hats collection and the classic face accessories collection.

What was Halloween 2013: The Witching Hour? Roblox's paid-early-access event

The Witching Hour was Roblox's official Halloween game for 2013, and Roblox's blog announced it as the centerpiece of a month it branded BLOXtober 2013. The unusual part was how you got in. Roblox sold paid early access for 1,000 Robux before the game opened, then opened it to everyone later in the month.

Early access came with a reward, and that reward is the Zombie Headrow: a pair of zombie heads that ride on your shoulders, part of Roblox's Headrow line, whose catalog description still says it "was awarded to users who purchased early access to Halloween 2013: The Witching Hour for R$1000." The item's asset was created on October 23, 2013, in the window when Roblox opened the game to everyone. Today 2,419 copies exist, its RAP is 3,927 R$, and the cheapest listing asks 5,590 R$. Players who paid 1,000 Robux in 2013 are sitting on a hat worth a few thousand, which is a modest win over 13 years.

Inside the game, quests paid out BLOXikins, the numbered shoulder pets Roblox handed out as completion rewards. None of the 2013 BLOXikins show up as tradable Limiteds in our catalog, so they never joined the resale market and they are absent from the table above. The October 2013 class also brushes up against one much more famous item: the Headless Horseman's New Head, the gear piece that belongs to the Headless Horseman package, has an asset created on October 4, 2013. The package is not a Limited, so it sits outside this class, and our guide to getting Headless and Korblox covers how that one works.

Why do nine of the 14 show a price of 0 Robux?

Nine of the 14 items list an original price of 0 Robux, which looks strange on items now worth thousands. The table above labels three of those nine by where they actually came from: two gift boxes and one event reward. Those three tell you the story in their own catalog text.

The Dr. Spooks Magic Top Hat says it "came out of the Gift of Forbidden Magic on October 11th, 2013," and the Frankenstein Top Hat says it came out of the "Elegant Gift of the Mad Scientist on October 16th, 2013." Both were prizes inside paid gift boxes, a format Roblox used heavily in this era: you bought a sealed box, opened it, and got the hat inside. The hat's own price reads 0 because the box was the thing you paid for. Our history of Roblox gift boxes walks through how that mechanic worked and which boxes paid out the best. The Zombie Headrow's 0 is the event reward above.

The remaining six zero-priced items carry no explanation in their catalog text, so their launch route is simply undocumented. However they went out, supply is what decided their price: the three cheapest items in the class all have 3,970 copies or more, while Laser Blue Riding Hood stopped at 420 copies and now asks 60,000 R$. Supply drove the outcome far more than the original price did. If free launches interest you, the free Roblox Limiteds collection tracks every Limited that started at zero.

Which 2013 Halloween Limited is worth the most? Skeleton Lord Wizard

Skeleton Lord Wizard tops the class on both RAP and lowest ask: 901 copies, a RAP of 50,683 R$, and a cheapest listing at 99,999 R$. It arrived October 1, 2013, right as the month opened, and the skeleton-wizard look has aged well with collectors who build costume avatars. It also appears in our skull items collection alongside the rest of the platform's bone-themed Limiteds.

One naming trap to know about. Skeleton Lord Wizard is a different item from the Skeleton Lord, a 2012 Halloween hat with only 64 copies and a 3,800,000 R$ ask. The 2012 item is worth far more, and sellers sometimes blur the two names in trade chat. Check the asset id on the item page before you agree to anything.

Second place belongs to Zombie Shedletsky, a zombified take on the Roblox admin Shedletsky with just 261 copies, the thinnest supply in the class. Its RAP is 36,398 R$, and its only listed copy asks 1,000,000,000 R$. That ask is a parked listing that nobody pays. An item listed far above what it actually sells for is called projected, and one absurd ask on a thin item is the classic way that happens. We cover the pattern in Roblox Limiteds listed for billions. For Zombie Shedletsky the practical read is that nobody is really selling, so you would need to make a holder an offer.

Is the 2013 class weaker than 2012 and 2014? Yes, by a wide margin

The 2013 Halloween run produced no gems. A gem, in trading talk, is a scarce high-value Limited that anchors a collection. Compare the four October classes around it:

Each of the other three years produced a low-supply hat from a family collectors chase. The 2012 leader is the Dominus Vespertilio with 595 copies, the 2014 leader is Red Glowing Eyes, which sold to 150 buyers at 10,000 Robux, and the 2015 leader is WC Ultimates: Pink Diamond Distraction with 146 copies.

The 2013 class has nothing in that bracket. Its thinnest item is a 261-copy parody of a Roblox admin, four of its five priced items launched at 250 Robux or less, and nine of the 14 went out with no price at all. High supply and low launch prices leave a cohort stuck in the thousands, and 13 Halloweens of nostalgia have not pushed any of it past 51,000 R$. Our write-ups of the 2012 Halloween class and the 2014 Halloween class show what the stronger years look like item by item.

What about the October 31 batch? Recolors that joined older lines

Four items landed on October 31, 2013: Chrome Glasses, Gold Visor, Laser Blue Riding Hood, and Sapphire Vision Visor. Their catalog descriptions make no mention of Halloween, and three of the four turned out to be entries in recolor lines Roblox kept extending for years.

Laser Blue Riding Hood is the blue version of the Laser Red Riding Hood from March 2010, which sold for 500 Robux, has 364 copies, and carries a 36,570 R$ RAP with a 199,999 R$ ask. Sapphire Vision Visor was followed by the Citrine Vision Visor in July 2015 and the Amethyst Vision Visor in April 2016, all three with runs near 2,500 copies and RAPs between 3,798 and 4,607 R$. Chrome Glasses got a Neon Chrome Glasses follow-up in November 2014 at 900 copies.

Those sibling items are useful as price anchors. When two recolors share a supply level and an audience, the cheaper one usually tells you what the pair is really worth, which is the core idea in our guide to Roblox Limited recolor prices.

What should you check before buying a 2013 Halloween Limited?

Start with the gap between RAP and the lowest ask. In this class three items are listed under their RAP right now: Frankenstein Top Hat at 5,999 R$ against a 7,739 RAP, The Reaper's Claw at 4,098 against 4,487, and Sapphire Vision Visor at 4,500 against 4,575. Below-RAP listings on items with a thousand copies or more are the easiest entries in the group, and our Deals feed surfaces them across the whole market once you sign in with your Roblox account.

Then do the fee math before you plan an exit. Roblox's cut on a classic Limited resale is 30%, so you keep 70% of the sale price. Sell a Skeleton Lord Wizard for 100,000 R$ and 70,000 R$ reaches your account. A copy bought at 50,000 R$ needs to sell near 72,000 R$ to break even. The holds matter too: buy a classic Limited from a reseller and you wait up to 7 days before you can list it again, and after a trade the wait is 2 days. Reselling needs Roblox Plus, the subscription that unlocks trading and reselling, active on the seller's account, and a trade needs it on both sides.

Last, be honest about why you want the item. These are cheap, liquid, nostalgic costume pieces with thousands of copies, so they behave like collectibles with real demand and little scarcity. Thin items in the class, like Zombie Shedletsky at 261 copies, can take months to sell at a price you like. October tends to lift Halloween items, a pattern we break down in do Roblox Halloween Limiteds go up in October, and you can watch how the whole class moves on the items leaderboard. None of this is financial advice: Limiteds are virtual items, prices can fall as fast as they rise, and you should only spend Robux you are fine losing.

Release dates, copy counts, RAP and lowest-ask figures come from the RBX Invest catalog as of October 13, 2026, with each lowest ask cross-checked against Roblox's own economy data the same day; the item provenance quotes come from each item's Roblox catalog description, the event details from Roblox's BLOXtober 2013 blog announcements, and the fee rules from Roblox's Marketplace fees and commissions documentation.

FAQ

How many Limiteds did Roblox release in October 2013?

Roblox released 14 classic Limiteds in October 2013. They hold 28,973 copies between them, ranging from 261 copies of Zombie Shedletsky up to 6,191 copies of the Gold Visor, and every one of them is sold out and resale-only today.

What is the most valuable 2013 Halloween Limited?

Skeleton Lord Wizard is the most valuable, with a RAP of 50,683 R$ and a cheapest listed copy at 99,999 R$ across 901 copies. Zombie Shedletsky is second at a 36,398 R$ RAP, and its single listed copy carries a 1,000,000,000 R$ asking price that no buyer is paying.

What was Halloween 2013: The Witching Hour?

The Witching Hour was Roblox's official Halloween event game for 2013, announced on Roblox's blog as the centerpiece of BLOXtober 2013. Roblox sold paid early access for 1,000 Robux before opening the game to everyone later that month, and early-access buyers received the Zombie Headrow shoulder item.

How do you get a Zombie Headrow now?

You buy one from a reseller on its Roblox item page, since Roblox stopped handing them out in 2013. There are 2,419 copies, the RAP is 3,927 R$, and the cheapest listing asks 5,590 R$. Reselling one yourself needs an active Roblox Plus subscription.

Why do so many 2013 Halloween Limiteds show a 0 Robux price?

Nine of the 14 list an original price of 0 Robux because players did not buy them directly. The Dr. Spooks Magic Top Hat and Frankenstein Top Hat came out of paid gift boxes in October 2013, the Zombie Headrow was an event reward, and the remaining six carry no explanation in Roblox's catalog text.

Which 2013 Halloween Limited is cheapest?

The Dr. Spooks Magic Top Hat is cheapest, with a copy listed at 2,825 R$ against a 2,160 RAP on 3,970 copies. The Scare Mayor Top Hat is next at 2,992 R$, and the Gold Visor follows at 3,554 R$, so the whole bottom of the class costs less than 4,000 Robux.

Are 2013 Halloween Limiteds worth less than 2012 and 2014 ones?

Yes, by a wide margin. The highest RAP in the 2013 class is 50,683 R$, against 1,922,477 R$ for the best 2012 item and 4,620,619 R$ for the best 2014 item. The 2013 run had no low-supply, high-priced launch, which is the kind of item that reaches seven figures.

Can you still trade 2013 Halloween Limiteds?

Yes. All 14 are classic Roblox-made Limiteds, so they work in Roblox's player-to-player trade system as long as both accounts hold an active Roblox Plus subscription. After a trade you wait 2 days before you can resell the item, and after buying a resale copy the wait is up to 7 days.