Roblox released 233 Limiteds in 2014, and together they hold 40,255,037 Robux of combined RAP today. A Limited is an item Roblox stopped selling once a fixed number of copies had gone out, which is what lets owners resell and trade those copies afterwards. RAP, short for recent average price, is Roblox's smoothed running average of an item's whole sale history. One hat dominates the year: the 26-copy Dominus Astra, which cost 75,000 Robux at launch and now carries a RAP of 14,321,557 R$, more than a third of everything 2014 produced.
Quick answer: Roblox's 2014 Limiteds number 233 items holding 40,255,037 Robux of combined RAP, and the Dominus Astra alone accounts for 36% of that. The year is a story about a handful of thin items carrying everything else. Just 21 of the 233 were minted in runs of 200 copies or fewer, and those 21 hold 32,667,886 R$, about 81% of the year's value. The other 212 items split the rest.
| 2014 at a glance | Figure |
|---|---|
| Limiteds Roblox released | 233 |
| Combined RAP | 40,255,037 R$ |
| Median RAP | 6,125 R$ |
| Median copies minted | 1,501 |
| Items above 1,000,000 R$ RAP | 6 |
| Items above 100,000 R$ RAP | 27 |
| Items below 10,000 R$ RAP | 134 |
| Items with 10 copies or fewer | 0 |
| Items with 100 copies or fewer | 10 |
| Items with 1,000 copies or more | 157 |
| Smallest and largest print run | 15 and 557,291 copies |
| Released free | 66 items |
| Highest RAP | Dominus Astra, 14,321,557 R$ |
What were Roblox's 2014 Limiteds? 233 items, every one made by Roblox
Every 2014 Limited lists Roblox as its creator. Community-made Limiteds did not arrive until April 2023, so the whole year is what traders call classic Limiteds, and Roblox's marketplace documentation still states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable. Any 2014 hat you buy today can go into a player-to-player trade.
Hats carried the year. 178 of the 233 are hats, 24 are gear, and only 4 are faces, spread across eight item slots in total. The cheap end is crowded: 134 items sit below a 10,000 R$ RAP and 37 sit below 1,000 R$, which puts most of 2014 inside the Limiteds under 1,000 Robux collection. The expensive end is tiny and worth knowing by name.
On the aggregates, 2014 looks almost identical to the year before it. 2013 produced 258 Limiteds worth 40,358,355 R$, against 2014's 233 worth 40,255,037 R$, a gap of under 0.3%. The median print run barely moved either, 1,500 copies in 2013 and 1,501 in 2014. The difference is where the money sits.
Which 2014 Roblox Limiteds are worth the most? Dominus Astra, by a wide margin
This table is ordered by trader consensus value, the price experienced traders would actually expect to pay, because on thin markets RAP falls behind badly. Copies means copies minted, the number Roblox actually sold or handed out. Lowest ask means the cheapest price a copy is listed at right now.
| Item | Released | Copies | Launch price | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Dominus Astra |
18 Jun 2014 | 26 | 75,000 R$ | 14,321,557 R$ | None listed |
 Teal Sparkle Time Fedora |
21 Feb 2014 | 101 | 50,000 R$ | 6,212,590 R$ | 17,799,999 R$ |
 Earl of the Federation |
14 Feb 2014 | 50 | 50,000 R$ | 1,822,834 R$ | 9,876,543,210 R$ |
 Antenna Antlers |
7 Mar 2014 | 15 | Free | 145,650 R$ | 30,000,000 R$ |
 Countess of the Federation |
22 Nov 2014 | 51 | 50,000 R$ | 894,176 R$ | 20,000,000 R$ |
 Red Glowing Eyes |
3 Oct 2014 | 150 | 10,000 R$ | 4,620,619 R$ | 8,211,111 R$ |
 Rbadam's Smokestack Top Hat |
31 Jul 2014 | 102 | 10,000 R$ | 1,231,694 R$ | 618,033,988 R$ |
 Hooded Firelord |
1 Feb 2014 | 30 | 100,000 R$ | 65,899 R$ | None listed |
 Ghosdeeri |
22 Oct 2014 | 428 | Gift box | 2,854,777 R$ | 4,900,000 R$ |
 Chrononoctis: The Ominous Helm |
13 Jun 2014 | 50 | 35,000 R$ | 310,006 R$ | 15,999,999 R$ |
 CW Ultimate: Amethyst Addiction |
22 Nov 2014 | 153 | 20,000 R$ | 695,703 R$ | 2,000,000 R$ |
 Dual Venomshanks |
22 May 2014 | 100 | 25,000 R$ | 619,895 R$ | 2,090,000 R$ |
 SFOTH IV Crown of Fire |
22 Aug 2014 | 100 | 10,000 R$ | 177,480 R$ | 3,000,000 R$ |
Several of those asks are placeholders. A holder who has no intention of selling can still keep a copy listed at a silly number, and the 9.8 billion Robux on the Earl of the Federation is that kind of listing. Treat any ask hundreds of times above RAP as a sign nobody is really selling. The two items reading None listed have no copies on the market at all, which Roblox's own item data confirms.
The ordering matters more than usual here, because 2014 contains the widest RAP gaps of any mid-era year. Three items climb sharply once you rank them on consensus instead of RAP: the Antenna Antlers goes from twelfth in the table to fourth, the Hooded Firelord from thirteenth to eighth, and the Earl of the Federation from fifth to third. Ghosdeeri travels the opposite way, fourth on RAP at 2,854,777 R$ and ninth on consensus, because 428 copies is a thick enough float that its recorded sales are current. Thin-market items trade far above their last recorded sales, which our guide to projected items and stale prices covers in more depth.
Dominus Astra: 26 copies and 2014's highest RAP
The Dominus Astra is the single most important classic Limited of the mid-2010s. Roblox put it on sale in June 2014 at 75,000 Robux with a stock of 26 copies, during that year's Midnight Sale, and the Roblox Wiki records that it sold out in roughly seven seconds. Community history also notes it carried the name Dominus Noctis at release before Roblox renamed it.
Anyone who caught one at launch and held it is sitting on a RAP of 14,321,557 R$, about 191 times what they paid. It is the seventh hat in the Dominus line, and it holds the second-highest RAP in the family behind the 27-copy Dominus Frigidus at 28,059,680 R$. On trader consensus it places fourth among the Dominus hats, because the Empyreus and the Infernus both trade above where their RAP sits. The whole line is mapped in our Dominus series history, and ranked live on the Dominus collection.
Two things keep it there. 26 copies is a genuinely thin float, meaning the number of copies that could ever come to market is small enough that one determined buyer moves the price. The second is the Dominus name, which carries more weight with Roblox collectors than any other classic shape. It is also a Limited U, which means every copy carries a serial number showing which of the 26 it is, and low serials draw their own premium. Our explainer on Limited versus Limited U covers why that matters.
Why is the Antenna Antlers RAP so low for a 15-copy item?
The Antenna Antlers is the best lesson in the year. It has the smallest print run of any 2014 Limited at 15 copies, it ranks fourth in the year on trader consensus, and its RAP reads just 145,650 R$. That gap is RAP doing exactly what RAP does when an item almost never sells. Nobody is parting with an Antenna Antlers at anything close to 145,650 R$.
Roblox never put the Antlers on sale. According to the Roblox Wiki, they were awarded to the winners of the ROBLOX Commercial Contest, a video-making competition that ran from 22 February to 9 March 2014, and the item only became tradeable as a Limited in September 2015. Fifteen copies handed to contest winners is about as thin as the classic catalog gets. With sales that rare, the RAP figure can sit on a print from years ago while the item's real price moves on without it. Other prize items behave the same way, which we cover in contest prize Limiteds.
If you want to find items in this shape, screen by copy count. The under 100 copies collection and the rarest Limiteds collection rank the thin end live.
Hooded Firelord: 2014's priciest launch and its widest RAP gap
The Hooded Firelord is the strangest entry in the year. It launched on 1 February 2014 at 100,000 Robux, the highest launch price of any 2014 Limited, and its RAP today reads 65,899 R$, about a third below what buyers originally paid. On trader consensus it ranks eighth in the year, which puts its real price many multiples above its RAP.
The reason it is so thin comes down to how Roblox sold it. The Roblox Wiki documents a twelve-hour timed release with a stock of 55 copies, of which only 30 sold before the clock ran out. The unsold 25 were never minted, so the item ended up far rarer than Roblox planned, and it is one of three 2014 Limiteds with 30 copies or fewer. Our guide to timed releases explains the mechanic, and the wider pattern of items sitting under their launch price is in Limiteds trading below launch price.
The lesson for a trader reading any pre-2016 item page: a RAP below launch price on a 30-copy item tells you about sale frequency, and very little about what a copy costs.
Did 2014 bring back tiny Roblox Limited print runs? Three items, and no single digits
2013 had minted nothing below 21 copies. 2014 reopened the thin end slightly, with three items at 30 copies or fewer: the 15-copy Antenna Antlers, the 26-copy Dominus Astra, and the 30-copy Hooded Firelord. Only ten items in the whole year came in at 100 copies or fewer.
That is still a long way from the platform's early years, when Roblox regularly minted single-digit runs. 2014 produced zero Limiteds with 10 copies or fewer. The volume went the other way: 157 items minted at least 1,000 copies, 49 cleared 10,000, and seven passed 100,000. The ROBLOX Camo Cap alone minted 557,291 copies and carries a RAP of 300 R$.
For a collector that shapes everything. The scarce end of 2014 is where the value is, and the concentration is extreme: 21 items at 200 copies or fewer hold 81% of the year's RAP. Buying 2014 means buying one of about twenty items, or accepting that you own something with a five-figure RAP at best.
When did 2014's value land? June, February and October
Three months produced nearly everything. June, February and October together account for 31,243,777 R$, about 78% of the year's RAP, because each one carried a headline item: the Dominus Astra in June, the Teal Sparkle Time Fedora in February, and the Red Glowing Eyes in October.
| Month | Items released | Combined RAP |
|---|---|---|
| June | 27 | 14,874,909 R$ |
| February | 17 | 8,556,531 R$ |
| October | 17 | 7,812,337 R$ |
| November | 18 | 2,088,120 R$ |
| April | 58 | 792,869 R$ |
| September | 4 | 46,557 R$ |
April is the one to understand. It released 58 Limiteds, by far the most of any month in 2014, and they are worth 792,869 R$ between them. That month was the Egg Hunt 2014 flood, where enormous numbers of eggs went out to everyone who played. Volume and value run in opposite directions in the classic catalog, and April 2014 is the clearest single illustration of it. September, at the other extreme, produced four Limiteds worth 46,557 R$ in total.
The Teal Sparkle Time Fedora deserves its own note. It launched 21 February 2014 at 50,000 Robux with about 100 copies minted, the sixth variant in the Sparkle Time Fedora line, and it now holds a RAP of 6,212,590 R$, roughly 124 times its launch price. The family's full story is in our Sparkle Time series history, with live rankings on the Sparkle Time collection and the broader fedora collection.
One item in the top table needs a caveat. The Red Glowing Eyes is a face, and face Limiteds have had a hard two years since Roblox replaced the classic 2D faces with animated versions in early 2026. Read our coverage of the decline in face Limited values before you treat any face RAP as a floor, and check the classic faces collection for where the slot sits now.
What should a collector take from 2014?
Buy the thin items or skip the year. 2014's value is concentrated in about twenty hats, and the 212 items outside that group are mostly sub-10,000 R$ catalog filler that tracks the broader market.
Read copies before RAP on anything from this year. Three of the thirteen items in the table above rank higher on trader consensus than their RAP position, and two of them (the Antenna Antlers and the Hooded Firelord) have RAP figures low enough to look like bargains to someone screening on price alone. Their last recorded sales are simply years old, and the real asks sit far above them. The mechanics behind that are in our RAP explainer.
Two of the year's items have no copies for sale at any price. When a 26-copy or 30-copy item shows an empty market, patience is the only strategy available, and a trade is usually a more realistic route than waiting for a listing. You can watch the whole era on the items leaderboard, the classic hats collection and the most expensive Limiteds collection.
This is not financial advice. Classic Limited prices move on collector demand, which can fall as well as rise, and thin-float items can be impossible to sell at the price a chart implies.
Figures in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data as of November 2026 for copy counts, RAP and lowest-ask values, from Roblox's own item endpoint for the two items showing no resale listing, from Roblox's marketplace documentation for the rule on which Limiteds are tradeable, and from the Roblox Wiki on Fandom for release-event and launch history.
FAQ
How many Limiteds did Roblox release in 2014?
Roblox released 233 Limiteds in 2014, all of them created by Roblox itself. Together they hold 40,255,037 Robux of combined RAP today, and the median one carries a RAP of 6,125 R$ from a print run of 1,501 copies.
What is the most valuable Roblox Limited from 2014?
The Dominus Astra. It holds a RAP of 14,321,557 R$, more than a third of everything the year produced, and it also ranks first on trader consensus value. Roblox sold it in June 2014 for 75,000 Robux with only 26 copies minted.
What is the rarest Roblox Limited from 2014?
The Antenna Antlers, with 15 copies minted, the smallest print run of the year. Roblox awarded it to the winners of a video contest in March 2014, and it only became a tradeable Limited in September 2015.
Why do some 2014 Limiteds have a low RAP but a high real price?
Because RAP is a smoothed average of past sales, so an item that almost never sells keeps an old RAP figure long after its real price has moved. The Antenna Antlers and the Hooded Firelord both show this: their copy counts are tiny, sales are years apart, and traders value them well above the RAP on the page.
Are 2014 Roblox Limiteds tradeable?
Yes. Every 2014 Limited was created by Roblox, and Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable, so all of them qualify. Trading requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts.
Which 2014 Limited had the largest print run?
The ROBLOX Camo Cap, at 557,291 copies minted. It was given away free, and it carries a RAP of 300 R$ today, which is the usual outcome for the huge free runs of that era.
Why did April 2014 release so many Limiteds worth so little?
April 2014 was an Egg Hunt month, and Roblox handed out eggs in enormous quantities to everyone who took part. Its 58 items hold 792,869 R$ between them, around 5% of what June's 27 items are worth, because supply that large leaves nothing scarce to trade.
Is the Hooded Firelord worth less than it launched at?
Its RAP is lower than its launch price, at 65,899 R$ against the 100,000 Robux buyers paid in February 2014, but trader consensus puts its real value many times higher. Only 30 of a planned 55 copies ever sold, because it ran as a twelve-hour timed release, which left it rarer than Roblox intended.