Green Glowing Eyes was the biggest gainer across the whole Roblox Limiteds market in the week of Nov 2 to 8, 2026, up 962.5% from 1,000 R$ to 10,625 R$. The steepest dropper anywhere was [LIMITED] Fling Dropkick, down 99.2% to 80 R$. Classic Limiteds had a good week, 735 of the 1,145 that traded finishing higher and the classic market cap adding 9.2 billion R$. UGC leaned the other way, 414 higher against 493 lower, its value slipping 107.9 million R$. The market ended Sunday worth 243.1 billion R$, 93.1% of it in classics and 6.9% in UGC, with UGC moving 4.6 times as many copies as classics for an eighth of the Robux.
Quick answer: The week's biggest gainer was Green Glowing Eyes at +962.5%, and the week's biggest dropper was [LIMITED] Fling Dropkick at -99.2%. Across both markets, 1,149 Limiteds finished higher and 880 finished lower.
A "print" is one recorded sale, and "Sales" is how many times an item sold during the week. RAP (Recent Average Price) is Roblox's smoothed running average of an item's sale prices. A Limited has a fixed number of copies, its float, that players resell; a classic Limited was made by Roblox and can be traded, while a UGC Limited was made by an independent creator and can only be resold. Market cap is the total value of every Limited carrying a price.
Winners: which Roblox Limiteds rose the most in the week of Nov 2, 2026?
Classic Limiteds
| Item | Start of week | End of week | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4,924 R$ | 35,000 R$ | +30,076 R$ | +610.8% | 3 | |
| 578 R$ | 4,099 R$ | +3,521 R$ | +609.2% | 14 | |
| 6,000 R$ | 24,166 R$ | +18,166 R$ | +302.8% | 4 | |
| 21,000 R$ | 68,000 R$ | +47,000 R$ | +223.8% | 3 | |
| 12,000 R$ | 38,500 R$ | +26,500 R$ | +220.8% | 3 | |
| 588 R$ | 1,600 R$ | +1,012 R$ | +172.1% | 9 | |
| 1,100 R$ | 2,824 R$ | +1,724 R$ | +156.7% | 16 | |
| 1,599 R$ | 3,984 R$ | +2,385 R$ | +149.2% | 10 |
Spring into Christmas is the one to trust: 609.2% on 14 sales over six days, and Holiday Split Shades managed 16 sales across all seven days. Noob Attack: Ninja Nuisance posted its 610.8% on three sales over two days, and Wormhole Tunneler, Hat-Eating Hat and LOLWHY each rest on three or four prints.
UGC Limiteds
| Item | Start of week | End of week | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 R$ | 10,625 R$ | +9,625 R$ | +962.5% | 6 | |
| 800 R$ | 3,000 R$ | +2,200 R$ | +275.0% | 4 | |
| 1,000 R$ | 3,749 R$ | +2,749 R$ | +274.9% | 3 | |
| 1,500 R$ | 4,498 R$ | +2,998 R$ | +199.9% | 6 | |
| 1,337 R$ | 3,750 R$ | +2,413 R$ | +180.5% | 5 | |
| 1,965 R$ | 4,997 R$ | +3,032 R$ | +154.3% | 6 | |
| 2,000 R$ | 5,000 R$ | +3,000 R$ | +150.0% | 3 | |
| 1,000 R$ | 2,500 R$ | +1,500 R$ | +150.0% | 3 |
Green Glowing Eyes is the biggest UGC gainer and the biggest in either market, and six sales over three days means more than one buyer agreed on that 10,625 R$ close. Black Cat Ears moved three of its 50 copies, so two buyers can reset a price.
Losers: which Roblox Limiteds fell the most in the week of Nov 2, 2026?
Classic Limiteds
| Item | Start of week | End of week | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2,978 R$ | 75 R$ | -2,903 R$ | -97.5% | 3 | |
| 2,896 R$ | 95 R$ | -2,801 R$ | -96.7% | 6 | |
| 1,750 R$ | 100 R$ | -1,650 R$ | -94.3% | 6 | |
| 15,000 R$ | 3,920 R$ | -11,080 R$ | -73.9% | 10 | |
| 1,700 R$ | 452 R$ | -1,248 R$ | -73.4% | 12 | |
| 3,251 R$ | 999 R$ | -2,252 R$ | -69.3% | 6 | |
| 11,750 R$ | 4,799 R$ | -6,951 R$ | -59.2% | 3 | |
| 39,999 R$ | 19,996 R$ | -20,003 R$ | -50.0% | 3 |
The top three all finished at or near the resale floor, between 75 R$ and 100 R$, where a Limited lands once buyers stop paying any real price. Ebony Bloom Pauldrons closing at 3,920 R$ against a RAP of 37,056 R$ is the widest gap in plain Robux here, on 10 sales.
UGC Limiteds
| Item | Start of week | End of week | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 R$ | 80 R$ | -9,920 R$ | -99.2% | 33 | |
| 6,722 R$ | 70 R$ | -6,652 R$ | -99.0% | 3 | |
| 1,532 R$ | 65 R$ | -1,467 R$ | -95.8% | 15 | |
| 3,273 R$ | 206 R$ | -3,067 R$ | -93.7% | 26 | |
| 1,500 R$ | 100 R$ | -1,400 R$ | -93.3% | 8 | |
| 1,190 R$ | 95 R$ | -1,095 R$ | -92.0% | 8 | |
| 3,992 R$ | 325 R$ | -3,667 R$ | -91.9% | 3 | |
| 2,089 R$ | 180 R$ | -1,909 R$ | -91.4% | 4 |
[LIMITED] Fling Dropkick fell 99.2% on 33 sales across all seven days, the week's worst move in either market. Chicken Hood took 26 sales to reach -93.7%, and two animated 8-bit crowns from different creators fell 93.3% and 92.0% in the same week.
Biggest Robux Moves: which Roblox Limiteds gained and lost the most Robux this week?
Classic Limiteds
| Item | Start of week | End of week | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1,500,000 R$ | 1,599,999 R$ | +99,999 R$ | +6.7% | 4 | |
| 406,570 R$ | 462,222 R$ | +55,652 R$ | +13.7% | 4 | |
| 437,500 R$ | 484,900 R$ | +47,400 R$ | +10.8% | 17 | |
| 21,000 R$ | 68,000 R$ | +47,000 R$ | +223.8% | 3 | |
| 39,999 R$ | 19,996 R$ | -20,003 R$ | -50.0% | 3 | |
| 110,600 R$ | 91,250 R$ | -19,350 R$ | -17.5% | 29 | |
| 168,200 R$ | 151,498 R$ | -16,702 R$ | -9.9% | 3 | |
| 84,999 R$ | 71,838 R$ | -13,161 R$ | -15.5% | 3 |
Poisoned Horns of the Toxic Wasteland gained 99,999 R$ a copy, the single largest Robux swing of the week in either direction across both markets, off a 6.7% move on an item already at 1.5 million R$. The top of the classic market works like that: small percentages, large sums.
UGC Limiteds
| Item | Start of week | End of week | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 40,000 R$ | 49,999 R$ | +9,999 R$ | +25.0% | 3 | |
| 1,000 R$ | 10,625 R$ | +9,625 R$ | +962.5% | 6 | |
| 3,466 R$ | 7,997 R$ | +4,531 R$ | +130.7% | 5 | |
| 3,788 R$ | 7,000 R$ | +3,212 R$ | +84.8% | 6 | |
| 10,000 R$ | 80 R$ | -9,920 R$ | -99.2% | 33 | |
| 9,999 R$ | 1,000 R$ | -8,999 R$ | -90.0% | 3 | |
| 9,999 R$ | 1,050 R$ | -8,949 R$ | -89.5% | 8 | |
| 7,999 R$ | 800 R$ | -7,199 R$ | -90.0% | 3 |
The whole UGC board fits inside a 10,000 R$ range: the biggest UGC Robux move of the week, Rex Skin Package at +9,999 R$, is a tenth of the biggest classic one.
Single-Print Spikes: why do some Roblox Limiteds show huge percentage jumps?
| Item | Start of week | End of week | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 599 R$ | 14,000 R$ | +13,401 R$ | +2,237.2% | 1 | |
| 700 R$ | 11,110 R$ | +10,410 R$ | +1,487.1% | 1 | |
| 500 R$ | 6,700 R$ | +6,200 R$ | +1,240.0% | 1 | |
| 1,000 R$ | 10,000 R$ | +9,000 R$ | +900.0% | 2 | |
| 500 R$ | 4,900 R$ | +4,400 R$ | +880.0% | 1 |
These five posted the biggest percentage jumps of the week anywhere, four UGC Limiteds and one classic, each on one or two sales. Oblivion Crown sold one copy at 14,000 R$ on a RAP of 1,817 R$; | Dark Vampire Chicken one at 11,110 R$ on 1,423 R$; (1.0) LIMITED Shark Backpack one at 6,700 R$ on 765 R$ with 20 copies in existence; Damaged Helmet two prints to 10,000 R$ on 6,050 R$; and Medieval Ninja, the classic, one sale at 4,900 R$ on 3,080 R$. One person paying a high price once tells you what one person paid.
Gems Back on the Market: which rare Roblox Limiteds traded again this week?
A gem is a scarce, high-value Limited. These six all carry a RAP of 25,000 R$ or more, each had gone at least 90 days without a sale, and every one printed above its RAP.
Classic Limiteds
| Item | First sale since | Prior price | This week's sale | Sales | RAP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 18, 2026 | 2,900,000 R$ | 2,300,000 R$ | 1 | 915,207 R$ | |
| Jun 6, 2026 | 1,399,999 R$ | 1,250,000 R$ | 1 | 702,812 R$ | |
| Jul 1, 2026 | 1,430,000 R$ | 1,939,992 R$ | 1 | 692,936 R$ | |
| Jun 6, 2026 | 1,899,999 R$ | 880,000 R$ | 1 | 588,216 R$ | |
| Oct 1, 2025 | 1,000,000 R$ | 695,999 R$ | 1 | 538,494 R$ | |
| Jun 10, 2026 | 299,999 R$ | 270,067 R$ | 1 | 270,038 R$ |
Four of the six are swords. Immortal Sword: The Piece Maker stands out, going for 1,939,992 R$ after four quiet months, clear of both its July price of 1,430,000 R$ and its RAP of 692,936 R$. Icedagger is the dearest print on this board at 2,300,000 R$, more than double its RAP, and the last copy sold nine and a half months ago at 2,900,000 R$. The swords collection holds most of this company.
Most Traded: which Roblox Limiteds changed hands most this week?
Copies that changed hands between players in the week of Nov 2, counted from the point each item's launch stock was gone.
Classic Limiteds
| Item | Copies traded | Trading days | Avg price | RAP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 987 | 7 | 3,015 R$ | 3,242 R$ | |
| 801 | 7 | 1,378 R$ | 1,428 R$ | |
| 699 | 7 | 1,752 R$ | 1,608 R$ | |
| 609 | 7 | 30,344 R$ | 32,958 R$ | |
| 553 | 7 | 314 R$ | 376 R$ | |
| 552 | 7 | 185 R$ | 182 R$ | |
| 540 | 7 | 181 R$ | 182 R$ | |
| 525 | 7 | 198 R$ | 179 R$ |
Verdant Crown led with 987 copies traded, and all eight items sold on all seven days. The 8-Bit Royal Crown is the price outlier: 609 copies at an average of 30,344 R$, roughly 18.5 million R$ of trading on its own.
UGC Limiteds
| Item | Copies traded | Trading days | Avg price | RAP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 157 | 6 | 331 R$ | 501 R$ | |
| 148 | 7 | 253 R$ | 122 R$ | |
| 145 | 7 | 340 R$ | 381 R$ | |
| 136 | 5 | 437 R$ | 895 R$ | |
| 129 | 7 | 622 R$ | 255 R$ | |
| 122 | 7 | 329 R$ | 338 R$ | |
| 119 | 2 | 977 R$ | 1,070 R$ | |
| 115 | 7 | 336 R$ | 149 R$ |
The busiest UGC Limited moved 157 copies against 987 for the busiest classic. Opal Star Void by Pirate Limiteds is the row to watch: it sold out on Nov 6 and still moved 119 copies between players over the rest of the week.
Creator Watch: which UGC creators moved the most Robux this week?
Robux that changed hands across each UGC creator's Limiteds in the week of Nov 2, against the week before.
Winners
| Creator | Items traded | Oct 26–Nov 1 | Nov 2–8 | Change | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 111 | 362,631 R$ | 568,240 R$ | +205,609 R$ | +56.7% | |
| 397 | 436,698 R$ | 614,478 R$ | +177,780 R$ | +40.7% | |
| 2 | 0 R$ | 100,200 R$ | +100,200 R$ | new | |
| 3 | 263,000 R$ | 358,500 R$ | +95,500 R$ | +36.3% | |
| 4 | 93,712 R$ | 185,520 R$ | +91,808 R$ | +98.0% | |
| 52 | 177,178 R$ | 260,703 R$ | +83,525 R$ | +47.1% | |
| 2 | 305 R$ | 72,960 R$ | +72,655 R$ | +23,821.3% | |
| 60 | 521,637 R$ | 587,359 R$ | +65,722 R$ | +12.6% | |
| 76 | 79,712 R$ | 144,058 R$ | +64,346 R$ | +80.7% | |
| 3 | 83,820 R$ | 146,158 R$ | +62,338 R$ | +74.4% |
Losers
| Creator | Items traded | Oct 26–Nov 1 | Nov 2–8 | Change | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 | 233,379 R$ | 20,114 R$ | -213,265 R$ | -91.4% | |
| 212 | 897,415 R$ | 686,655 R$ | -210,760 R$ | -23.5% | |
| 57 | 380,325 R$ | 206,625 R$ | -173,700 R$ | -45.7% | |
| 193 | 479,875 R$ | 323,845 R$ | -156,030 R$ | -32.5% | |
| 17 | 580,647 R$ | 432,032 R$ | -148,615 R$ | -25.6% | |
| 1 | 151,400 R$ | 10,800 R$ | -140,600 R$ | -92.9% | |
| 1 | 177,428 R$ | 36,863 R$ | -140,565 R$ | -79.2% | |
| 2 | 233,561 R$ | 102,569 R$ | -130,992 R$ | -56.1% | |
| 2 | 190,328 R$ | 77,851 R$ | -112,477 R$ | -59.1% | |
| 40 | 251,610 R$ | 150,665 R$ | -100,945 R$ | -40.1% |
Pirate Limiteds added the most Robux of any UGC creator, up 205,609 R$, with Opal Star Void selling out mid-week doing most of the work. The biggest week in plain Robux belongs to a creator on neither board: Prime UGC! turned over 1,254,103 R$ across 78 items. Tangem UGC is the odd case, up 65,722 R$ even though [LIMITED] Fling Dropkick is theirs. Yourius took the heaviest fall, down 213,265 R$. Full standings sit on the creators leaderboard.
Market Cap and Market Share: how big is the Roblox Limiteds market?
Market cap and share
| Market | Market cap (Nov 8) | Share of value | Change (Nov 1 to Nov 8) | Turnover |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Limiteds | 226.3B R$ | 93.1% | +9.2B R$ (+4.2%) | 0.08% |
| UGC Limiteds | 16.8B R$ | 6.9% | -107.9M R$ (-0.6%) | 0.14% |
| Total | 243.1B R$ | 100.0% | +9.1B R$ (+3.9%) | 0.09% |
The classic market added 9.2 billion R$ to finish at 226.3 billion R$, rising every day of the week. About 2,549 classic Limiteds carry a price, so that 4.2% gain is prices moving. UGC went the other way, down to 16.8 billion R$, while its count of priced items grew from 117,366 to 117,977. Two effects sit inside that 0.6% slip: the average UGC Limited lost about 1.2% of its value, and having 611 more added back about 0.5%.
Turnover is the share of a market's value that changed hands. UGC turned over 0.14% against 0.08% for classics, recycling its value close to twice as fast.
The week's activity
| Market | Copies sold | Share of copies | Robux traded | Share of Robux | Avg per copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Limiteds | 33,744 | 17.8% | 190,637,638 R$ | 88.8% | 5,650 R$ |
| UGC Limiteds | 155,650 | 82.2% | 23,975,192 R$ | 11.2% | 154 R$ |
| Total | 189,394 | 100.0% | 214,612,830 R$ | 100.0% | 1,133 R$ |
The first chart shows where the trading happens and the second shows where the money goes, and they point opposite ways.
UGC Limiteds moved 155,650 copies, 4.6 times the 33,744 classics managed, and collected 23,975,192 R$ against 190,637,638 R$ on the classic side. That is 5,650 R$ for the average classic copy and 154 R$ for the average UGC one, roughly 37 to 1. The value figures invert the same way: about 2,549 classics hold 93.1% of the market's worth while nearly 118,000 UGC Limiteds carry 6.9%. Copies sold counts bought copies only.
Free claims
| Market | Items given away | Copies claimed | Free as a share of everything that moved |
|---|---|---|---|
| UGC Limiteds | 940 | 81,081 | 34.3% |
No classic Limited was given away this week. On top of the 155,650 UGC copies bought, another 81,081 UGC Limiteds were claimed free across 940 items, about a third of everything moving on the UGC side. The biggest giveaway was the MilkXP Chat Bubble from milkXP Official at 7,290 claims.
Week over week
| Market | Market cap | Copies sold | Robux traded | Free claims |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Limiteds | +9.2B R$ (+4.2%) | -4,348 (-11.4%) | -174,658,422 R$ (-47.8%) | |
| UGC Limiteds | -107.9M R$ (-0.6%) | -18,394 (-10.6%) | -3,048,136 R$ (-11.3%) | -11,326 (-12.3%) |
| Total | +9.1B R$ (+3.9%) | -22,742 (-10.7%) | -177,706,558 R$ (-45.3%) | -11,326 (-12.3%) |
The classic market gained 4.2% in value while the Robux flowing through it fell 47.8%, from 365,296,060 R$ to 190,637,638 R$. Copies sold fell by a similar 11% on both sides, so the classic Robux drop comes down to which items traded: last week carried bigger tickets.
Market Breadth: did Roblox Limiteds rise or fall in the week of Nov 2, 2026?
Breadth counts how many items went up against how many went down, and this is the week the two markets parted company.
Classic Limiteds: 1,145 traded, 735 higher and 387 lower, 23 unchanged; among the actively traded classics, starker still at 437 against 173. UGC Limiteds: 1,190 traded, 414 higher and 493 lower, 283 unchanged; among the actively traded ones, 107 against 125. Combined, 1,149 up and 880 down out of 2,335. In all, 1,384 classic and 14,184 UGC Limiteds recorded a sale.
Classics rose nearly two to one while UGC tilted the other way, and the combined number alone reads as a mildly positive week that misses both stories entirely. The items leaderboard ranks every mover, deals tracks items below their RAP, and the rest of the series including the monthly wrap lives in articles.
All the figures above come from RBX Invest's own record of Roblox Limited sales from Nov 2 to Nov 8, 2026.
Nothing here is financial advice. Limiteds are thin, volatile markets and one print can move a price a long way.
The next weekly wrap lands next Monday.
FAQ
How are these weekly moves measured?
Each item's average sale price on its last trading day inside the week is compared against its average sale price on its last trading day before the week began. That gives the change and the percentage you see in every table above.
What is RAP?
RAP stands for Recent Average Price, and it is Roblox's smoothed running average of an item's sale prices. It updates with the formula New RAP = Old RAP + (Sale Price - Old RAP) / 10, so each new sale pulls it a tenth of the way toward that sale's price. It is an exponentially smoothed average across an item's whole sale history, so a single unusual print only nudges it.
What is the total Roblox Limiteds market cap?
The whole Roblox Limiteds market was worth 243.1 billion R$ at the close of Sunday Nov 8, 2026. Classic Limiteds account for 226.3 billion R$ of that, or 93.1%, and UGC Limiteds for 16.8 billion R$, or 6.9%. Classics gained 4.2% over the week while UGC slipped 0.6%.
What was the biggest classic Roblox Limited gainer in the week of Nov 2?
Noob Attack: Ninja Nuisance, up 610.8% from 4,924 R$ to 35,000 R$, a gain of 30,076 R$ a copy. It traded three times across two days, so treat the new price as unsettled. The sturdiest classic gain of the week was Spring into Christmas at +609.2% on 14 sales over six days.
Did classics and UGC move in the same direction this week?
No, they moved in opposite directions, which is the main story of the week. Classic Limiteds finished 735 up against 387 down, while UGC Limiteds finished 414 up against 493 down. Classic market cap rose 4.2% while UGC slipped 0.6%.
Which market moved more copies and which moved more Robux?
UGC Limiteds moved far more copies, 155,650 against 33,744 for classics, which is 4.6 times as many. Classics moved far more Robux, 190,637,638 R$ against 23,975,192 R$. The average classic copy sold for 5,650 R$ and the average UGC copy for 154 R$.
What was the most traded Roblox Limited of the week?
Verdant Crown, with 987 copies changing hands between players across all seven days at an average of 3,015 R$. The busiest UGC Limited was Black Queen of The Night at 157 copies. On value, the 8-Bit Royal Crown did the most work of any single item, 609 copies at an average of 30,344 R$.
What is a single-print spike and why is one big percentage not a trend?
A single-print spike is a huge percentage move built on one or two sales. Oblivion Crown showed +2,237.2% this week off a single sale at 14,000 R$ on a RAP of 1,817 R$. With a hundred copies in existence, one buyer paying far over the odds once can produce a number that looks like a market event, so a percentage is only as good as the number of sales beside it.