Roblox minted 17 classic Limiteds in October 2014, and every one of them is sold out today. A Limited is an avatar item sold in a fixed number of copies that players can resell, and a classic Limited is one Roblox made itself. Five of the 17 carried no price tag at all: four were prizes inside paid gift boxes, and one was a free giveaway cap. The month's standout is Ghosdeeri, a ghost-white pumpkin helmet with 428 copies and a RAP of 2,616,419 in our catalog data as of October 2026. The whole class minted 92,565 copies between them, and the cheapest member, the Halloween Baseball Cap 2014, still trades for a few hundred Robux with 55,320 copies in circulation.
Quick answer: Roblox released 17 classic Limiteds in October 2014, led by Ghosdeeri at a 2,616,419 RAP across 428 copies. Four arrived as prizes inside paid gift boxes, one was given away free, the other twelve sold in the catalog from 100 to 10,000 Robux, and all 17 are now resale-only.
What were Roblox's 2014 Halloween Limiteds? 17 sold-out items
Here is the full October 2014 class, ordered by what traders actually pay for each item today, which on items this old differs from RAP order. RAP stands for recent average price, Roblox's smoothed average of an item's whole sale history, and on items this old it lags badly. Lowest ask means the cheapest copy a reseller currently has listed.
| Item | Released | Original price | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 3 | 10,000 R$ | 150 | 4,620,619 | 9,696,969 | |
| October 21 | Gift box | 428 | 2,616,419 | 4,999,999 | |
| October 17 | 2,500 R$ | 251 | 84,415 | 79,240 | |
| October 15 | Gift box | 2,740 | 85,602 | 95,670 | |
| October 24 | 1,000 R$ | 201 | 69,687 | 950,000 | |
| October 16 | Gift box | 3,182 | 28,554 | 28,900 | |
| October 24 | 250 R$ | 500 | 18,027 | 350,000 | |
| October 23 | 1,000 R$ | 1,001 | 9,444 | 8,799 | |
| October 8 | 600 R$ | 1,033 | 8,705 | 10,485 | |
| October 10 | 250 R$ | 1,032 | 6,937 | 8,500 | |
| October 24 | 350 R$ | 934 | 6,690 | 6,897 | |
| October 30 | 250 R$ | 1,000 | 6,297 | 5,997 | |
| October 24 | 500 R$ | 1,002 | 4,916 | 4,000 | |
| October 17 | 100 R$ | 5,005 | 3,786 | 3,195 | |
| October 17 | 250 R$ | 1,501 | 3,393 | 7,500 | |
| October 8 | Gift box | 17,285 | 2,798 | 2,998 | |
| October 30 | Free | 55,320 | 650 | 665 |
Two columns in that table deserve a word of warning. Copies counts the whole mint, so an item whose owners have since been banned has fewer live copies than the number shown. Lowest ask is one person's price on one day, and on a thin market (an item where only a handful of copies ever come up for sale) a single stubborn seller sets it.
Which 2014 Halloween Limited is worth the most? Ghosdeeri, at a 2,616,419 RAP
Ghosdeeri is the one item from that month that reached gem status, meaning a scarce Limited that sits at the top of the market. Roblox's own description for the item says it came out of the Big Gift of the Phantom Hunter on October 21, 2014. It has 428 copies and a current RAP of 2,616,419 against a cheapest listing of 4,999,999 Robux.
Its look is recycled, and that is part of the appeal. Ghosdeeri uses the same pumpkin-antler shape as The Dusekkar from 2008, repainted in ghostly white, which makes it the affordable way into one of Roblox's most recognizable silhouettes. Our Dusekkar series history covers how that trio of hats relates and why the youngest one is the only one you can realistically buy.
What that box cost is the one detail Roblox never recorded in the item itself. Player-maintained archives put the Big Gift of the Phantom Hunter at 31,000 Robux, which would make it the priciest present of the month by a wide margin, and that figure is collector lore worth treating as such. The copies and prices in this article all come from our own catalog tracking.
Why are the 2014 gift-box Limiteds worth so much? Scarcity by gamble
Three of the month's top six items cost 0 Robux at release. They arrived inside gift boxes, a mechanic Roblox ran for years where you bought a wrapped present and unwrapped it for a surprise item, covered in our history of Roblox mystery gift boxes. Roblox wrote the origin into each item's own description, which is why we can still name the boxes: the Big Gift of the Phantom Hunter for Ghosdeeri, the Musical Gift from the Grave for Death Metal Headphones, the Gift of the Sinister Gourd for Sinister Q. and the Gift of Robloxians Past for Skull of Robloxians Past.
The item being free does not mean it was cheap to get. Someone paid for the box. What the gift mechanic really did was cap supply at the number of people willing to gamble on a present, which for the expensive boxes was a small crowd. Ghosdeeri's 428 copies and Death Metal Headphones at 2,740 copies both came out of that filter, and both now sit near the top of the month.
The twelve catalog items priced themselves instead, from the 100 Robux Slimy Eye Ball Top Hat up to Red Glowing Eyes at 10,000 Robux. Red Glowing Eyes is the single most valuable item of the month on trader consensus, with a 4,620,619 RAP across 150 copies, and it was an ordinary catalog Limited that happened to launch on October 3. It sits in the glowing eyes family, and our Halloween Limiteds guide ranks the properly spooky items across every year.
Do copies alone decide a Limited's price? Demand breaks the pattern
Within this one month the supply ladder is easy to read at the extremes:
- 428 copies (Ghosdeeri): 2,616,419 RAP
- 3,182 copies (Sinister Q.): 28,554 RAP
- 17,285 copies (Skull of Robloxians Past): 2,798 RAP
- 55,320 copies (Halloween Baseball Cap 2014): 650 RAP
Then the middle of the table breaks it. Death Metal Headphones has 2,740 copies and the month's third-highest RAP at 85,602. The Otterhead Longsword has 500 copies, five times scarcer, and a RAP of 18,027. Scarcity lost that matchup by a wide margin.
Favorites explain it. Death Metal Headphones has 30,030 favorites against the Otterhead Longsword's 1,502, and for reference Ghosdeeri sits at 97,164. One is a headphone set that still looks good on a 2026 avatar. The other is a sword gear item from an era when gear mattered, and gear has aged badly as a category. Supply sets the range an item can trade in, and demand decides where inside that range it lands.
Why do some 2014 asks sit 10x above RAP?
Look at Mr. Fancy Skeleton: a RAP of 69,687 and a cheapest listing of 950,000 Robux, nearly 14 times higher. The Otterhead Longsword asks 350,000 against an 18,027 RAP, about 19 times higher. Red Glowing Eyes asks 9,696,969, a number whose digits tell you the seller is not negotiating.
These are projected asks. A projected item is one whose listed price sits far above what anyone has actually paid, usually because one holder of a thin item wants a fortune and nobody is forced to sell. Our guide to projected items explains how the pattern forms and how to avoid paying into it. The honest read on Mr. Fancy Skeleton is that its lowest ask has not moved since June 2026, so nobody has tested that price.
Which 2014 Halloween Limiteds can you still buy under RAP?
Five of the 17 currently have a cheapest listing below their own RAP, which is the closest thing to a bargain in a cohort this old:
- Lava Monster: 4,000 Robux ask against a 4,916 RAP, about 19% under
- Slimy Eye Ball Top Hat: 3,195 against 3,786, about 16% under
- Orbital Violin Strike: 8,799 against 9,444, about 7% under
- Brain Power Top Hat: 79,240 against 84,415, about 6% under
- Cthulhu in Disguise: 5,997 against 6,297, about 5% under
Brain Power Top Hat is the interesting one. Its RAP sits just below Death Metal Headphones, yet traders value it higher, because 251 copies against 2,740 is a completely different kind of scarcity. That gap between RAP order and value order is the single most useful signal in an old cohort, and it usually points at a thin item whose RAP has gone stale.
A reseller keeps 70% of a classic Limited sale after Roblox's 30% marketplace fee, so reselling one for profit needs roughly 1.43 times your cost. On items that trade a few times a year, that is a long wait. None of this is financial advice, and a 12-year-old Limited can sit unsold for months at any price you choose.
What should a collector take from the 2014 class?
The month is a clean lesson in how Roblox's old Limiteds settled out. The items people still want to wear held their value whether they were rare or not, the gift-box items got their scarcity by accident of who gambled on a present, and the gear aged worst of all. If you want the aesthetic without the gem price, the sub-10,000 Robux end of this table does the job, and you can watch the whole category live through our classic hats collection and classic gear collection, or scan the top of the market on the items leaderboard.
Copies, RAP, favorites and lowest-ask figures come from RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026, with resale fee mechanics checked against Roblox's Marketplace documentation, gift-box origins taken from Roblox's own item descriptions, and the one gift price flagged where it rests on community archives.
FAQ
How many Limiteds did Roblox release in October 2014?
Seventeen classic Limiteds carry an October 2014 creation date in our catalog, minting 92,565 copies between them. All 17 are sold out, so the only way to get one now is a resale from another player.
What is the most valuable Roblox 2014 Halloween Limited?
Ghosdeeri, with a RAP of 2,616,419 across 428 copies, is the most valuable item from the Halloween run. Red Glowing Eyes is worth more still at a 4,620,619 RAP, but it launched as an ordinary 10,000 Robux catalog Limited on October 3, outside the Halloween gift run.
Why did Ghosdeeri cost 0 Robux?
Ghosdeeri was given out inside a paid gift box, so the item itself carried no price tag. Community archives put the box, the Big Gift of the Phantom Hunter, at 31,000 Robux, a price that kept the crowd opening it small enough to leave just 428 copies.
Is Ghosdeeri the same hat as The Dusekkar?
They share the same pumpkin-antler shape with a different texture. The Dusekkar came first in 2008 and is far rarer, which makes Ghosdeeri the attainable member of that family.
Which 2014 Halloween Limited is the cheapest?
The Halloween Baseball Cap 2014 is the cheapest, asking 665 Robux against a 650 RAP, with 55,320 copies minted. Roblox gave it away rather than selling it, and the enormous supply keeps it at the bottom of the class.
Why is the Otterhead Longsword cheap despite having only 500 copies?
Demand for gear items has fallen a long way. The Otterhead Longsword has 1,502 favorites against 30,030 for Death Metal Headphones, and that difference in how many people want to equip it outweighs its smaller supply.
What does it mean when a 2014 Limited asks 950,000 Robux?
It means one seller has posted a projected price, far above what the item actually sells for. Mr. Fancy Skeleton's 950,000 listing has not changed since June 2026 while its RAP sits at 69,687, so the ask reflects one holder's hopes.
Can you still trade 2014 Halloween Limiteds?
Yes. They are classic Roblox-created Limiteds, so they can be traded as well as resold, provided both accounts hold an active Roblox Plus subscription and the item is past its holding period, the timer that locks a newly received Limited before it can move again.