Roblox Limiteds of 2019: 41 Items, 7.6M R$ of RAP

Roblox built 41 of the Limiteds that carry a 2019 asset date, and together they hold 7,629,403 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. 2019 is where classic Limited output fell off a cliff, down from 106 items in 2018, and the year still came out worth slightly more. Its highest RAP belongs to the Emerald Valkyrie, built on 7 February 2019 and sold for 45,000 Robux in that month's Presidents' Day sale, with 51 copies minted and a RAP of 4,336,949 R$ today.

Quick answer: Roblox's 2019 Limiteds number 41 items holding 7,629,403 Robux of combined RAP, about 6% more than the 7.2 million R$ held by 2018's 106 Limiteds. Hats carry 6,811,680 R$ of that, roughly 89% of the year. Six items minted in runs of 200 copies or fewer hold 6,005,081 R$ between them, about 79% of everything the year is worth, and two sale days in February and November account for 98% of the year's value.

What were Roblox's 2019 Limiteds? 41 classic items and one community-made one

All 41 list Roblox as their creator, which puts them in classic Limited territory. A classic Limited is a Roblox-made one, and the whole category is tradeable: Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable at this time. Both accounts in a trade need an active Roblox Plus subscription. One further 2019 asset is a Limited today without being Roblox's work, and it gets its own section at the end. Every figure here counts the 41 classic items.

Hats dominate 2019 more completely than any other classic year. 20 of the 41 items are hats and they hold 6,811,680 R$, about 89% of the year's RAP. Seven other item slots split the remaining 817,723 R$, led by one neck accessory at 315,486 R$ and four back accessories at 306,542 R$. The classic hats collection ranks every surviving classic hat by live price.

The year's six faces come with a warning. Roblox replaced its classic 2D face Limiteds with animated versions in early 2026 and face values fell hard over the months that followed. All six, the three Archfey Visages and the three Torque orcs, now come back from Roblox's catalog as dynamic head bundles, and the Emerald Archfey Visage has a lowest ask sitting under its own RAP, which is what a market still repricing looks like. Read the decline in face Limited values and the classic faces collection before you treat any 2019 face figure as solid.

When did these items actually become Limiteds?

Items here are grouped by the date Roblox created the asset, which is the date traders use for an item's year. For a lot of 2019 the asset date and the day the item became a Limited sit years apart. Roblox put out plenty of free and cheap items that year which simply stopped being sold when their window closed, then converted them to Limiteds in a wave during 2022. Community catalog records date the Party Fedora and the Crimson Periastron Crown to September 2022, and the Cake Topper, The Hematite Eye and Goldrow to October 2022. Our guide to offsale items going Limited explains the mechanic, and asset ids and item age covers reading the two dates apart. Shorter gaps run the other way: Roblox built the Presidents' Day batch on 7 February and sold it from 15 February, and built the Black Friday batch on 15 November to sell from 29 November.

Why is 2019 worth more than 2018 with 61% fewer items? Scarcity at the top

Classic Limited output per year runs 181 items in 2016, 90 in 2017, 106 in 2018, then 41 in 2019 and 10 in 2020. Those 41 items hold 7,629,403 R$ against 7,200,630 R$ for 2018's 106, so the average 2019 Limited is worth about 2.7 times the average 2018 one.

The reason is concentration at the scarce end. Six 2019 items were minted in runs of 200 copies or fewer and those six hold 6,005,081 R$, about 79% of the year. A print run, meaning the total number of copies Roblox minted, that small puts an item straight into the gem tier, which is what traders call the scarce high-value end of the market. The year produced two items above a million R$ of RAP against one in 2018, and the Emerald Valkyrie alone holds 57% of everything 2019 is worth.

2019 is also the most lopsided year in the classic era by date. February's 15 items hold 4,728,602 R$, about 62% of the year, almost all of it from the single 14-item batch built on 7 February. The seven Black Friday assets from 15 November hold 2,731,508 R$, another 36%. Those two batches are 98% of the year's value from 22 of its 41 items. The remaining 18 items, spread across nine months, hold 32,446 R$ between them, which is less than one mid-tier hat.

Which 2019 Roblox Limiteds are worth the most today? The Emerald Valkyrie leads

The table below is ordered by trader consensus on what each item actually changes hands for, which on thin markets beats RAP as a guide. Copies is the total ever minted. Lowest ask is the cheapest copy listed on the resale market right now.

Item	Copies	RAP (R$)	Lowest ask (R$)	Asset built
Emerald Valkyrie	51	4,336,949	25,000,000	7 Feb 2019
Viscountess of the Federation	148	1,046,302	1,650,000	15 Nov 2019
Viscount of the Federation	461	755,174	850,000	15 Nov 2019
Ornate Back Katana of Illusion	102	126,911	675,000	7 Feb 2019
Ice Valkyrie	2,536	370,611	390,000	15 Nov 2019
Immortal Sword: Shattered Earth	100	73,287	10,000,000	7 Feb 2019
Disgraced Starstone of the Federation	125	315,486	6,666,666	15 Nov 2019
8-Bit Immortal Sword: Venom's Byte	120	106,146	999,222	15 Nov 2019
Dominus Formidulosus	3,927	136,847	137,000	30 Oct 2019
Viridian Domino Crown	2,235	133,679	140,000	15 Nov 2019

Value rank and RAP rank disagree in a pattern worth learning. Rank by RAP alone and the Ornate Back Katana of Illusion sits eighth, Venom's Byte ninth and Shattered Earth tenth. Traders put all three much higher, because 100 to 120 copies means a market where one sale a year is normal, and RAP barely moves between those sales while the price a buyer would have to pay drifts up. The two items below them in consensus order, Ice Valkyrie at 2,536 copies and Dominus Formidulosus at 3,927, have liquid markets where copies change hands often enough that RAP and the lowest ask agree within a few percent. Our guide to what makes a Limited's price move covers why thin markets behave this way.

Three of those asks are parking listings from owners with no intention of selling: Shattered Earth at 10,000,000 R$, the Starstone at 6,666,666 R$ and the Emerald Valkyrie at 25,000,000 R$. Why Limiteds get listed for billions covers how to read them.

What was in the Presidents' Day 2019 sale? The year's biggest batch

The Presidents' Day sale ran from 15 to 18 February 2019 and is the most important event in the year's market. Roblox built 14 of the year's 41 assets for it on 7 February, and those 14 hold 4,727,566 R$ today, about 62% of everything 2019 is worth.

The Emerald Valkyrie closed the sale on 18 February at 45,000 Robux on a twelve-hour timer. Community records put its stock at 50 copies and our catalog counts 51 minted, a one-copy difference that shows up often on timed classic sales. Community records make it the ninth entry in the Valkyrie line, and our catalog shows it as the scarcest Roblox-made Valkyrie of any year, ahead of the 94-copy Sparkle Time Valkyrie. The valkyrie collection ranks the family live.

The rest of the batch was a fantasy set. Ornate Back Katana of Illusion at 102 copies and Immortal Sword: Shattered Earth at 100 are the year's two scarcest back accessories, both from the Immortal Sword line. Behind them came the six faces at 250 to 11,049 copies each, three Bloom Pauldrons and Ornate Creature Horns at 10,005. Community catalog records for the sale count 19 brand new items, 25 discounted items, 15 Limited Unique items and three items that had stopped being sold years earlier and became Limiteds during those four days.

What did Black Friday 2019 add? Seven assets and 36% of the year

Roblox's Black Friday sale ran from 29 November to 2 December 2019, and the seven assets built for it on 15 November hold 2,731,508 R$ today. Players at the time criticised the sale for offering few items and pricing most of them out of reach. The market since has been kind to exactly the items they complained about.

Viscountess of the Federation at 148 copies and Viscount of the Federation at 461 both sold at 40,000 Robux and now sit second and third in the year, with the 125-copy Disgraced Starstone of the Federation beside them from the same Federation line. The Viridian Domino Crown sold at 12,000 Robux on a two-day timer, and the Domino Crown history places it in that family's run. The Ice Valkyrie went out at 20,000 Robux and 2,536 copies, with 8-Bit Immortal Sword: Venom's Byte at 120 copies and the 13,437-copy Diamond Crystal Circlet filling out the batch.

Which 2019 Limiteds were free giveaways? Nine prints above a million

Nine 2019 Limiteds were minted in runs above a million copies, and every one of them was handed out free.

Item	Copies	RAP (R$)	Lowest ask (R$)	Asset built
Goldrow	6,467,908	195	217	2 Aug 2019
Cake Topper	4,395,927	191	195	3 Sep 2019
Party Unicorn Floatie	4,203,154	191	208	3 Sep 2019
Rocket Eggscape	4,131,110	188	200	29 Mar 2019
Frosting Flyers	4,120,993	198	212	3 Sep 2019
Party Fedora	3,142,552	417	470	3 Sep 2019
Sugar Shades	2,891,760	188	202	3 Sep 2019
Eggcient Woolly Mammoth	2,046,106	180	198	29 Mar 2019
Tallaheggsee, Zombie Slayer	2,036,162	187	190	29 Mar 2019

Goldrow marked Roblox passing 100 million monthly players in August 2019, and at 6,467,908 copies it is the largest print run in the 2019 class. Five of the nine come from one day, a party set Roblox gave away on 3 September 2019 for its 13th birthday with a two-week claim window. The three egg hats were prizes from Egg Hunt 2019: Scrambled in Time, which ran from 18 April to 13 May 2019 and spread 58 eggs across dozens of games.

These nine cover 33,435,672 of the year's 34,039,653 total copies, about 98% of everything minted, and they hold 1,935 R$ of RAP between them. The Party Fedora is the only one above 200 R$, and a 417 R$ RAP on three million copies is a rounding error beside one Federation hat. Our guide to free Roblox Limiteds covers catching the next giveaway.

Which 2019 Limited gained the most over its launch price? A 100 R$ face

All 31 of the paid 2019 Limiteds now carry a RAP above their original sale price. The weakest performer, Torque the Blue Orc, sold at 1,000 Robux and holds a RAP of 1,392 R$, so even the floor of the year is a gain. 2018 had one item below its launch price and 2019 has none.

Item	Launch price (R$)	RAP (R$)	Multiple	Copies
Emerald Archfey Visage	100	66,761	668x	250
Ebony Bloom Pauldrons	210	37,056	176x	3,002
Emerald Valkyrie	45,000	4,336,949	96x	51
Mid-Summer Lapel Pin	25	858	34x	22,012
Torque the Green Orc	50	1,615	32x	5,004

The Emerald Archfey Visage is the strangest row Roblox ever priced. A face with 250 copies went out at 100 Robux in the same sale where a hat with 51 copies went out at 45,000, and buyers who understood what 250 copies meant got roughly 668 times their money. That multiple is a record of what already happened, since the item is now a dynamic head bundle sitting in the group the 2026 migration hit hardest.

What should collectors do with 2019 Limiteds today? Buy the thin top, ignore the rest

2019 splits cleanly into two groups and a footnote.

The six items at 200 copies or fewer are the year, holding 79% of its value. They behave like the rest of the classic gem tier: sales are infrequent, the gap between RAP and the lowest ask gets wide, and the published ask is often a parking listing. If you want one, expect to wait for a real seller and to pay well above RAP. The most expensive Limiteds collection and the items leaderboard show what comparable scarcity costs elsewhere.

The liquid middle is where a trader can actually work. Dominus Formidulosus sold at 13,000 Robux on Halloween 2019 and holds a 136,847 R$ RAP against a 137,000 R$ lowest ask, the tightest pairing in the year's top ten. The Ice Valkyrie, the Viridian Domino Crown and the 461-copy Viscount behave the same way at bigger numbers, which is why they sit near the top of the dominus collection and the crowns collection. These are the 2019 entries you can buy today and sell next month. Watch the resale ladder, the stack of copies currently listed from cheapest upward, because RAP moves far too slowly to time an entry. Our guide to reading a resale ladder walks through one, and the Deals feed, which needs a signed-in account, is where underpriced listings in this band surface first.

Everything else in 2019 is a collecting decision. 28 of the 41 items carry a RAP under 10,000 R$, and nine of those are million-copy giveaways worth about 200 Robux each. Wear them because you like them.

The two oddities in the 2019 class

Lunar Moth Headwings is the one 2019 asset here that Roblox did not make. It belongs to Erythia, it has 500 copies and a lowest ask of 459 R$, and Roblox's own asset record shows a creation date in August 2019 with an update in early April 2023, when UGC Limiteds launched. A UGC Limited is a community-made Limited, and it changes hands through Marketplace resales only. Our piece on the first UGC Limiteds covers that launch class.

The Wanwood Autumn King Crown is the other one. Community records say Roblox meant to sell it for 250 Robux on a 24-hour timer on 2 January 2019 and never switched the buy button on, and its 6,150 copies carry no serial numbers. A serial number is the stamped copy number that tells you whether you hold copy 3 or copy 3,000, and collectors pay up for low ones. A Limited with none at all is close to unique in the classic catalog.

None of this is financial advice. Limited prices move on demand that can disappear, and Roblox can change item mechanics with a single announcement, as the 2026 face migration showed. Decide what you can afford to lose before you buy.

RBX Invest catalog data as of November 2026 for all copy counts, RAP and lowest-ask figures, cross-checked against Roblox's own asset and resale endpoints, with tradeability from Roblox's marketplace documentation and with sale dates, timers and conversion dates from community catalog records.

FAQ

How many Limiteds did Roblox make in 2019?

Roblox made 41 of them. That is down from 106 in 2018 and 90 in 2017, and it falls again to 10 in 2020, which makes 2019 the last year the classic Limited line produced anything substantial. One further 2019 asset is a community-made Limited today, for 42 in all.

What is the most valuable Roblox Limited from 2019?

The Emerald Valkyrie, at 4,336,949 R$ of RAP across 51 copies. It leads both by RAP and by what traders actually pay, and holds about 57% of the year's value on its own. It sold for 45,000 Robux on 18 February 2019, closing that month's Presidents' Day sale.

Why is 2019 worth more than 2018 with far fewer items?

2019 concentrated its value in scarce items. Six of its Limiteds were minted at 200 copies or fewer and they hold 79% of the year, while 2018 leaned on huge print runs that settled near the cheapest price Roblox allows. 2019 produced two items above a million R$ of RAP against one for 2018.

Can you trade Roblox Limiteds from 2019?

Yes, for all 41 of the Roblox-made ones. Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable, and the whole classic 2019 class qualifies. Both accounts need an active Roblox Plus subscription. Lunar Moth Headwings, the community-made 2019 item, moves through Marketplace resales.

Did Roblox's Black Friday 2019 sale create Limiteds?

Yes. Roblox built seven assets on 15 November 2019 and sold them from 29 November to 2 December: the Viscount and Viscountess of the Federation at 40,000 Robux each, the Viridian Domino Crown at 12,000 Robux on a two-day timer, the Ice Valkyrie, the Disgraced Starstone, Venom's Byte and the Diamond Crystal Circlet. Those seven hold 2,731,508 R$ today, about 36% of the year.

Why do some 2019 items only show up as Limiteds years later?

Because Roblox converted them long after they stopped being sold. The 2019 free giveaways and cheap timed items ended their runs that year as ordinary catalog items, and community catalog records date conversions like the Party Fedora, Goldrow, the Cake Topper and The Hematite Eye to 2022. The asset date stays 2019 while the Limited status begins much later.

Are 2019 Roblox faces still worth buying?

Treat them carefully. All six 2019 faces, the Archfey Visages and the Torque orcs, became animated dynamic head bundles in the 2026 migration and face values dropped sharply afterwards. The Emerald Archfey Visage lists below its own RAP, which says the market has not finished repricing them.