Roblox's 2023 Limiteds are 23,359 UGC Limiteds plus 9 classic Limiteds, and together they hold 45,672,092 Robux of RAP today. A Limited is an item sold in a fixed number of copies, which is what lets owners resell it afterwards. A UGC Limited is one a community creator made and minted themselves, and a classic Limited is one Roblox made. RAP stands for Recent Average Price, Roblox's smoothed running average of everything an item has ever sold for. The best known survivor of that first year is the Banana, a 99-copy shoulder accessory that went on sale for 690 R$ on day one and now carries a RAP of 272,770 R$ with its cheapest listed copy asking 199,999 R$.
Quick answer: 2023 is the year creators got to make their own Limiteds, after Roblox announced the change on April 5, 2023. Our catalog holds 23,359 UGC Limiteds with 2023 asset dates, worth 45,672,092 R$ of RAP between them, which is more than 2024, 2025 and 2026 hold combined. Roblox itself made only 9 classic Limiteds that year, and all nine together add up to 9,999 R$.
| 2023 at a glance | Figure |
|---|---|
| UGC Limiteds created | 23,359 |
| Classic Limiteds Roblox made | 9 |
| Combined UGC RAP | 45,672,092 R$ |
| Median UGC RAP | 387 R$ |
| Median copies per UGC Limited | 200 |
| UGC Limiteds above 100,000 R$ RAP | 33 |
| UGC Limiteds that launched free | 8,628 |
| Highest RAP of the year | Golden Bullhead, 1,500,000 R$ |
What changed for Roblox Limiteds in 2023? Creators could mint their own
On April 5, 2023, Roblox posted "Announcing Limiteds for the UGC Program" on its developer forum. Before that day, every Limited in the game came from Roblox. After it, any creator in the UGC Program could pick a quantity, pick a price, and publish an item that would sell out and then trade hands on the resale market forever.
Two rules from that announcement still shape the market. Creators earn a 10% cut every single time one of their items resells, which Roblox's marketplace documentation still lists today. And community-made Limiteds were never added to the player-to-player trade system, so a UGC Limited only ever changes hands through a Marketplace resale. We wrote up the opening three days separately in Roblox's first UGC Limiteds, and the longer-run market effects in how UGC Limiteds changed Roblox trading.
The ramp was immediate. April alone produced 2,306 UGC Limiteds. May dipped to 1,824, then the count climbed almost every month to a peak of 3,364 in October before finishing the year at 2,795 in December. Nineteen items in our catalog carry asset dates from January through March, which is before the program existed. Those are assets a creator uploaded early and only later published as Limiteds, so for those rows the upload date sits earlier than the day the item actually went on sale.
Which 2023 Roblox Limiteds are worth the most today?
The eleven biggest names from 2023, ordered by RAP as of November 13, 2026:
| Item | Creator | Copies | Launch price | RAP today |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lamborghini | 3 | 1,500,000 R$ | 1,500,000 R$ | |
| haz3mn | 99 | 100,000 R$ | 1,381,724 R$ | |
| Spyder Simulators | 25 | 1,000 R$ | 1,242,730 R$ | |
| WhoseTrade | 1 | 1,042,069 R$ | 1,042,069 R$ | |
| Monstercat | 1 | 1,000,001 R$ | 1,000,001 R$ | |
| harht | 1 | 1,000,000 R$ | 1,000,000 R$ | |
| Valkenheim UGC | 1 | 1,000,000 R$ | 1,000,000 R$ | |
| Fennecpaw | 1 | 100 R$ | 777,777 R$ | |
| haz3mn | 99 | 10,000 R$ | 680,640 R$ | |
| haz3mn | 99 | 99,999 R$ | 468,773 R$ | |
| Preston_Username | 99 | 690 R$ | 272,770 R$ |
Read that table with one caveat in mind. Five of the eleven exist in a single copy, and a single-copy item has only ever had one sale, so its RAP is just that first purchase price sitting there unchanged. The whosetrade autographed banana shows a RAP of 1,042,069 R$ because somebody paid exactly 1,042,069 R$ for it once. The items that actually prove demand are the 99-copy and 25-copy runs, where many separate buyers kept paying up. The Spyder Chain went out at 1,000 R$ and its cheapest copy now asks 2,500,000 R$. The Banana went out at 690 R$ and its cheapest copy asks 199,999 R$. Our full item rankings track both numbers live, and the most expensive Limiteds collection is sorted the same way.
Some of the big 2023 names also carry listings in the billions of Robux, which owners use to signal that a copy is not really for sale. We explain that behaviour in Roblox Limiteds listed for billions.
The record of the year: a 3-copy Lamborghini item
In December 2023 the carmaker Lamborghini published the Golden Bullhead in three copies at 1,500,000 R$ each, inside a Roblox experience built around its Lanzador concept car. Each of the three buyers was promised a real visit to the company's headquarters in Italy. All three sold, which made it the most expensive UGC Limited of the year by launch price, and its RAP has not moved off that figure since.
Why is 2023 still the most valuable UGC year?
Because copy counts have collapsed every year since. Here is each UGC year side by side:
| Year | UGC Limiteds created | Combined RAP | Median copies | Share with no recorded sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 23,359 | 45,672,092 R$ | 200 | 2.9% |
| 2024 | 40,212 | 21,165,174 R$ | 25 | 24.9% |
| 2025 | 46,977 | 8,988,401 R$ | 10 | 53.8% |
| 2026 (through November 13) | 94,347 | 4,516,485 R$ | 1 | 84.1% |
2023 made the fewest items and holds the most value. The three years after it have produced 181,536 UGC Limiteds between them, worth 34,670,060 R$ of RAP, which is less than 2023's 23,359 items hold on their own.
The copy counts tell you why. A 2023 item typically shipped 200 copies, enough that a real secondary market could form around it. The typical 2026 item ships a single copy, and 79,325 of this year's 94,347 UGC Limiteds have never recorded a sale at all. Single-copy novelty items flood the catalog now, and almost none of them develop a price. If you want to see which recent ones did sell through, the sold-out UGC Limiteds collection filters for exactly that, and the rarest Limiteds collection ranks by copy count.
Who made the most valuable 2023 UGC Limiteds?
| Creator | 2023 UGC Limiteds | Combined RAP |
|---|---|---|
| 75 | 2,576,227 R$ | |
| 5 | 2,531,318 R$ | |
| 78 | 1,954,334 R$ | |
| 4 | 1,500,555 R$ | |
| 1 | 1,242,730 R$ | |
| 105 | 1,137,068 R$ | |
| 111 | 1,121,185 R$ |
haz3mn is the interesting line. Five items published in 2023, and those five hold 2,531,318 R$ of RAP between them, nearly matching Monstercat's 75. Three of them sit in the table above. That creator priced small runs high and let scarcity do the rest, and the QT Bandana and Smite Hammer story covers how those releases went. Monstercat's Roblox Limiteds and the Spyder Chain have their own write-ups too.
Did Roblox still make classic Limiteds in 2023? Only nine, all cheap
Roblox published 9 classic Limiteds with 2023 asset dates, and all nine together hold 9,999 R$ of RAP. Compare that to the 127 classic Limiteds of 2020 through 2022, which hold 802,982 R$ between them today.
| Item | Copies | RAP |
|---|---|---|
| 1,203,707 | 3,231 R$ | |
| 1,246,054 | 2,064 R$ | |
| 22,230 | 1,155 R$ | |
| 100,000 | 906 R$ | |
| 8,189 | 866 R$ | |
| 3,819 | 703 R$ | |
| 1,591,273 | 548 R$ | |
| 6,032 | 421 R$ | |
| 10,000,000 | 105 R$ |
The copy counts are the whole explanation. A crown that exists 1,203,707 times cannot be scarce, and the Glossy Red Baseball Cap was minted ten million times. These were event giveaways and brand tie-ins that Roblox later switched on for resale, so they trade at merchandise prices. 2023 is effectively the year Roblox handed the scarcity business over to creators.
What does 2023 teach you about buying UGC Limiteds now?
Three things worth carrying forward.
First, the break-even math is harsh. When a UGC Limited resells, Roblox's marketplace documentation puts 50% in the reseller's pocket, 10% to the item's original creator, 10% to the seller or affiliate, and 30% to Roblox. The reseller takes home half the sticker price, so a copy you paid 1,000 R$ for has to resell at 2,000 R$ before you have made anything at all. Of the 14,729 items from 2023 that launched with a price above zero, 7,402 now show a RAP at or above twice their launch price, so a bit over half of the paid 2023 class cleared that bar. That is a far better hit rate than later years, and it still means almost half did not.
Second, 2,567 of those same priced items sit below their launch price today. Buying at launch carries real risk, and the cheap end of the catalog is where most of the misses sit. The median 2023 UGC Limited launched at 222 R$ and 4,587 of them launched at 100 R$ or less.
Third, you cannot flip a UGC Limited the moment you buy it. Buying straight from the creator at launch locks the copy for up to 30 days, and buying a copy from another reseller locks it for up to 7 days. The details are in our holding periods guide, and what RAP actually measures is worth reading before you price anything off it.
None of this is financial advice. Robux spent on collectibles can lose value, and a RAP figure is a running average of past sales that nobody has offered to pay you.
Figures in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data as of November 13, 2026, Roblox's marketplace documentation at create.roblox.com for the resale split and holding periods, and the Roblox developer forum announcement "Announcing Limiteds for the UGC Program" dated April 5, 2023.
FAQ
How many Limiteds did Roblox have in 2023?
23,368 in total: 23,359 UGC Limiteds published by community creators and 9 classic Limiteds published by Roblox itself. The UGC side holds 45,672,092 R$ of RAP, the classic side holds 9,999 R$.
When did UGC Limiteds launch on Roblox?
Roblox announced Limiteds for the UGC Program on April 5, 2023, and the first items went on sale that same week. April 2023 produced 2,306 UGC Limiteds on its own.
What is the most valuable Roblox Limited from 2023?
By RAP, the Golden Bullhead, a 3-copy item published by Lamborghini in December 2023 at 1,500,000 R$ per copy. The QT Bandana at 1,381,724 R$ across 99 copies is the stronger result on demand, since its price came from a real resale market with many separate buyers.
Can you trade 2023 UGC Limiteds?
No. The player-to-player trade system covers classic Roblox-made Limiteds only. Every UGC Limited, from 2023 or any other year, changes hands through a Marketplace resale instead.
How much does a reseller keep when a 2023 UGC Limited resells?
Half. Roblox's marketplace documentation splits a UGC Limited resale 50% to the reseller, 10% to the original creator, 10% to the seller or affiliate, and 30% to Roblox. Break-even is therefore twice what you paid.
Why do so many 2023 UGC Limiteds show round RAP numbers?
Because a lot of them exist in a single copy. One copy means one sale ever, so the RAP is frozen at whatever that first buyer paid. Five of the year's eleven highest-RAP items are single-copy pieces.
Did Roblox stop making classic Limiteds in 2023?
Close to it. Roblox made 9 classic Limiteds with 2023 asset dates, down from 82 in 2022, and most were mass-quantity event or brand items. One of them, the Glossy Red Baseball Cap, has 10,000,000 copies.
Are 2023 UGC Limiteds a better buy than newer ones?
The 2023 class has held value far better so far. Only 2.9% of its items have never recorded a sale, against 53.8% of 2025's and 84.1% of 2026's. That is history, and older items can still fall. Check copies, sale history and current asks on the item page before buying anything.