The Roblox Limited with the most copies in existence is Goldrow, a gold shoulder accessory with 6,467,906 copies. A Limited is a Roblox item with a fixed supply that owners are allowed to resell and trade. Goldrow was never scarce: Roblox gave it away free in August 2019 to celebrate passing 100 million monthly active users, and the supply froze at whatever had already been handed out. It trades today at a RAP of 298 R$, where RAP (Recent Average Price) is Roblox's smoothed average of an item's recent sale prices. Nine other Limiteds sit above 3.5 million copies each, and all ten of them price between 274 and 343 R$.
Quick answer: Goldrow holds the record at 6,467,906 copies, ahead of the Catrin Dia de Muertos Mask at 5,239,274 and the Epic Egg at 4,525,695. The ten highest-copy Limiteds all trade in a narrow 274 to 343 R$ band, because supply that large leaves no scarcity to pay for.
| Limited | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|
 Goldrow |
6,467,906 | 298 R$ | 320 R$ |
 Catrin Dia de Muertos Mask |
5,239,274 | 297 R$ | 300 R$ |
 Epic Egg |
4,525,695 | 283 R$ | 308 R$ |
 Cake Topper |
4,395,926 | 300 R$ | 325 R$ |
 Party Unicorn Floatie |
4,203,154 | 298 R$ | 315 R$ |
 Rocket Eggscape |
4,131,109 | 288 R$ | 305 R$ |
 Frosting Flyers |
4,120,992 | 274 R$ | 308 R$ |
 Brainfreeze Egg |
3,729,660 | 313 R$ | 329 R$ |
 Inkwell Egg |
3,702,686 | 315 R$ | 324 R$ |
 Egg of Hidden Treasures |
3,520,332 | 343 R$ | 300 R$ |
Figures are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 4, 2026. "Copies" means copies in existence, and "lowest ask" means the cheapest listing a reseller currently has up, which traders also call the resale floor.
Which Roblox Limited has the most copies? Goldrow, at 6.47 million
Goldrow is a shoulder accessory made of gold bars. Roblox's own catalog description for it reads: "This item was gifted in August 2019 as part of Roblox's 100 million monthly active user community milestone." Roblox announced that milestone on August 2, 2019 and handed the item out free to everyone who wanted it. Nobody had to buy it, be early, or compete for it. You logged in and it appeared in your inventory.
That is why it sits at the top of this list, and why its price barely moves. Its RAP is 298 R$ and the cheapest listing is 320 R$. With six and a half million copies out there, any owner who wants out can undercut the floor by a single Robux and still find a buyer, so the floor never climbs far.
The same pattern runs through the rest of the top ten. You can check copy count next to RAP for any Limited we track on the items leaderboard.
Why do some Roblox Limiteds have millions of copies? They started as free giveaways
Almost every item on that list was free. The Cake Topper, Party Unicorn Floatie and Frosting Flyers all carry the same line in Roblox's catalog description: "Given to users for Roblox's 13th Birthday celebration." The Catrin and Catrina masks were free Dia de Muertos items from October 2018. The eggs were egg hunt prizes, collected by anyone who walked into the right game during the hunt.
None of them were Limiteds at the time. They were ordinary catalog items given away in the millions, and Roblox flipped them to Limited status later. When that switch gets flipped, supply freezes at however many copies already exist, and every owner can suddenly resell. Our guide to offsale items going limited covers the mechanic in full, including the 2022 wave that restarted the practice after years of silence. Offsale, by the way, just means Roblox stopped selling the item, which on its own gives an item no market value at all.
So the word "Limited" on Roblox describes a permission, not a quantity. It means supply is fixed and the item can be resold and traded. It says nothing about whether that fixed number is 25 or six million. Beginners lose Robux on exactly this confusion, paying a premium for something the label made sound scarce.
The egg prizes make the point on their own. Our history of Egg Hunt 2020: Agents of E.G.G. covers the prizes from that year that still trade, and you can browse the whole category on the egg Limiteds collection.
Which Roblox Limited has the largest stock? The Glossy Red Baseball Cap, at 10 million
One item carries a bigger number than Goldrow, and it is worth separating out. The Glossy Red Baseball Cap was published with a stock of 10,000,000 copies, and 9,521,361 of them are still unsold. Only about 479,000 copies have been claimed since March 2023, so it does not have the most copies in existence. It has the most copies available.
That distinction sets its price. Roblox is still selling the cap at 105 R$, and nobody pays a reseller a markup when the source has nine and a half million left at list price. Its RAP is 105 R$, its cheapest listing is 105 R$, and it will stay pinned there until the original stock runs out. At its recent pace of roughly 14,000 sales a month, that will take a very long time.
The rule holds everywhere: while an item is still buyable from Roblox, Roblox's own price is the ceiling for every reseller.
Does a high copy count make a Roblox Limited worthless? No, demand still sets the price
Copy count sets the ceiling on scarcity. Demand sets the price. Plenty of Limiteds have six or seven figures of supply and still trade for thousands of Robux, because people actually want to wear them.
The table below is ordered by consensus street value, meaning what traders are really paying rather than what RAP says.
| Limited | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|
 8-Bit Royal Crown |
251,515 | 29,265 R$ | 30,000 R$ |
 8-Bit HP Bar |
167,115 | 9,043 R$ | 9,800 R$ |
 8-Bit Tabby Cat |
163,200 | 10,175 R$ | 10,749 R$ |
 Silverthorn Antlers |
189,343 | 6,099 R$ | 6,000 R$ |
 Gold Clockwork Headphones |
262,687 | 5,311 R$ | 5,588 R$ |
 Perfectly Legitimate Business Hat |
648,594 | 3,929 R$ | 3,997 R$ |
 Verdant Crown |
1,203,707 | 4,194 R$ | 4,400 R$ |
 Traffic Cone |
163,906 | 3,238 R$ | 3,333 R$ |
 Bighead |
190,060 | 2,892 R$ | 3,010 R$ |
 Quadri-Skull Aura |
1,246,054 | 2,717 R$ | 2,999 R$ |
 Shaggy |
2,071,902 | 1,642 R$ | 1,780 R$ |
The Verdant Crown has 1.2 million copies and holds 4,194 R$. The Epic Egg has 4.5 million and holds 283 R$. Both are Classic Limiteds, meaning Roblox-made rather than community-made, and the gap between them comes down entirely to what people want on their avatar.
A couple of those rows also disagree with their own RAP. Trader consensus puts the 8-Bit HP Bar above the 8-Bit Tabby Cat while RAP has them the other way around, and the Traffic Cone and Bighead both change hands above their listed RAP. That is normal on a thin market: when an item sells only a handful of times a month, RAP updates slowly and lags behind what buyers are really paying. Our explainer on what RAP is and how it moves covers the formula behind that lag.
How do high-copy Limiteds compare to the rarest ones? By a factor of about 250,000
The scarce end of the market looks nothing like this. The Domino Crown has 25 copies and a RAP of 5,726,071 R$. Dominus Frigidus has 27 copies and a RAP of 28,059,680 R$. Those are gems, our word for a scarce, high-value Limited, and they are the reason people picture Roblox trading as a high-stakes hobby.
Divide 6,467,906 by 25 and you get about 258,000. That is the supply ratio between the most common Limited and one of the rarest, and it explains why one costs pocket change in Robux terms while the other costs more than most players will ever hold. Browse the other end on the rarest Limiteds collection or the list of Limiteds under 100 copies.
Should you buy high-copy Roblox Limiteds? For liquidity and trading, not for gains
The math on flipping them is unkind. Reselling a Classic Limited carries a 30% marketplace fee, so you keep 70% of whatever a buyer pays. Buy an egg at 300 R$ and you need to sell it at roughly 429 R$ just to get your 300 back, on an item whose RAP is 283 R$. That trade does not exist.
Where these items earn their place is liquidity, meaning how fast you can turn something back into Robux. High-copy Limiteds always have buyers and always have sellers, so they work as small change: handy for closing a gap of a few hundred Robux in a trade, easy to get, easy to move. Trading them needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on both sides, and a copy you receive in a trade carries a 2-day holding period, a window during which you cannot move it on. A copy bought from a reseller is locked for up to 7 days.
If you want cheap Limiteds with more room to run, the under 100 Robux collection and the live deal feed, which needs a signed-in account, are better hunting grounds than the millions-of-copies tier. And read what actually makes a Limited rare before paying a premium for anything just because the catalog calls it Limited.
None of this is financial advice. Robux spent on Limiteds can lose value, and often does.
Copy counts, RAP and lowest-ask figures in this article are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 4, 2026; item descriptions are quoted from Roblox's catalog, the 100 million user milestone date comes from Roblox's own August 2, 2019 announcement, and the resale fee and holding-period rules were checked against Roblox's marketplace documentation on the same date.
FAQ
Which Roblox Limited has the most copies?
Goldrow, with 6,467,906 copies in existence. Roblox gave it away free in August 2019 to celebrate passing 100 million monthly active users, and supply froze at that number when the item became a Limited. It trades at a RAP of 298 R$ as of September 4, 2026.
How many copies does a Roblox Limited usually have?
There is no usual number. Supply runs from single-copy items up to Goldrow's 6.47 million. The famous gems sit between 10 and a few hundred copies, most classic hats land in the hundreds or low thousands, and the free giveaway items Roblox later converted run into the millions.
Does "Limited" mean an item is rare on Roblox?
No. Limited only means supply is fixed and owners can resell and trade the item. It says nothing about how large that fixed supply is. Ten Limiteds have over 3.5 million copies each, and every one of them trades for under 350 R$.
Which Roblox Limited has the biggest stock?
The Glossy Red Baseball Cap, published with 10,000,000 copies. Roblox still sells it at 105 R$ and 9,521,361 copies remain unsold, so only about 479,000 copies actually exist. That gives it the largest stock rather than the largest supply in circulation.
Why are high-copy Roblox Limiteds all worth around 300 Robux?
Because supply that large removes any scarcity premium, and the floor gets set by whoever is most willing to sell. With millions of owners there is always someone undercutting the cheapest listing by a Robux or two, which pins the price just above RAP.
Can a Roblox Limited with millions of copies still be valuable?
Yes, when people want to wear it. The Verdant Crown has 1,203,707 copies and holds a RAP of 4,194 R$, and Shaggy has 2,071,902 copies at 1,642 R$. Demand, not supply on its own, sets the price.
Is it worth reselling cheap high-copy Limiteds?
Rarely. Roblox takes a 30% fee on a Classic Limited resale, so you keep 70% and need about a 1.43x price increase just to break even. On items sitting near 300 R$ with millions of copies behind them, that margin almost never shows up. They are more useful as trade filler than as flips.
Where can I see copy counts for Roblox Limiteds?
Every item page on RBX Invest lists total copies alongside RAP, the lowest reseller ask and 30-day sales. The items leaderboard lets you sort and screen the whole catalog, and the rarest Limiteds collection ranks the low-supply end directly.