Roblox Neck Accessory Limiteds: What They're Worth

Roblox neck accessory Limiteds are the chains, necklaces, pendants, ties and scarves that hang around your avatar's neck, and the money in the slot sits in a very short list of old items. RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026 counts 100 classic neck accessory Limiteds and 53,383 UGC Limited ones, and only 21 of those classics hold a RAP above 100,000 Robux. A Limited is an item released in a fixed number of copies, which owners can then resell to each other. RAP stands for recent average price, Roblox's smoothed average of every sale an item has ever had. The slot's most valuable piece is the Bling $$ Necklace, at a RAP of 4,045,444 R$ across 55 copies.

Quick answer: The neck slot holds 100 classic Limiteds and 53,383 UGC Limited ones, and 21 of the classics carry a RAP above 100,000 R$. The Bling $$ Necklace leads at 4,045,444 R$ with 55 copies, the Transient Harmonica is the only other classic neck Limited past a million RAP, and 39,579 of the slot's UGC Limiteds have a single copy each.

What counts as a neck accessory Limited? Anything Roblox files in the Neck category

Roblox sorts every avatar item into a category, and Neck is one of them, listed as its own avatar asset type with its own publishing prices in Roblox's marketplace fee documentation. In practice that means necklaces, dollar-sign chains, pendants, ties, bow ties, scarves and collars, plus a few items that only make sense once you see them hanging from a cord, like a harmonica.

Two kinds of Limited share the slot and they behave differently. Classic Limiteds are the ones Roblox published itself, and you can trade them player to player. UGC Limiteds are made by community creators, they arrived in April 2023, and Roblox's documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable, so UGC ones move only through Marketplace resales.

A few words you'll need for the tables. Copies means the size of an item's run, which stops growing once it sells out. The lowest ask, also called the resale floor, is the cheapest copy an owner currently has listed. A projected item is one whose RAP sits above what buyers will really pay, usually after a few deliberate overpays. A gem is a scarce, high-demand Limited that collectors sit on for years. Serial numbers come from the Limited Unique setting, which stamps every copy with its own number. Our RAP explainer has the formula, Limited vs Limited U covers the serials, and the classic back and neck accessories collection carries the live ranking.

Which Roblox neck accessory Limited is worth the most? The Bling $$ Necklace

The Bling $$ Necklace is a gold chain with a dollar sign on it, and it leads the slot on RAP and on trader consensus alike. Roblox's own catalog data shows it published on August 17, 2010 at a price of 0 Robux, with 55 copies in existence. That zero has a story behind it: the Roblox Wiki on Fandom records it selling for 250,000 Tickets, Roblox's retired second currency, which left the Robux price field empty, and it went off sale two weeks later.

Its RAP reads 4,045,444 R$, and the one listed copy is priced at 999,999,999,999 Robux, which is how an owner keeps an item visible without actually offering it. The wider family, including the RoBLING spinoffs and the recolors, runs through our Bling series history.

Which classic neck accessory Limiteds are worth the most? The top 13

The table is ordered by trader consensus street value, meaning what collectors actually pay for a copy. On items this thin a single old sale can leave RAP hundreds of thousands of Robux away from the real number, so consensus order and RAP order disagree a lot here. Copies, RAP and lowest asks come from RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026, checked item by item against Roblox's own economy data the same day.

Item	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
Bling $$ Necklace	55	4,045,444 R$	999,999,999,999 R$
Bluesteel Bling $$ Necklace	119	377,053 R$	19,500,000 R$
Decklace	48	640,600 R$	None listed
Umadbro?	49	191,142 R$	9,999,999,999 R$
Living Art: Starry Night	9	350,000 R$	50,000,000 R$
Bling Boy's Raiment	11	100,398 R$	618,033,999 R$
Goldlika: Patriot	21	364,568 R$	None listed
Green Bow Tie	96	472,013 R$	3,333,333 R$
Transient Harmonica	1,037	1,477,636 R$	1,700,000 R$
GoldLika: STAR	60	293,993 R$	1,624,993 R$
GoldLika: Troll	61	329,731 R$	1,239,000 R$
ColdLika: Snowman	94	203,575 R$	4,204,269 R$
Goldlika: Hero	93	98,795 R$	1,800,000 R$

Goldlika: Hero in the last row is the clearest sign of how little RAP means up here. Its RAP of 98,795 R$ is the only five-figure number in the table, and the cheapest copy anyone will sell you is 1,800,000 Robux.

Just outside the table sit GoldLika: Boss and Mystic Ruby, level with each other on consensus, at RAPs of 317,599 R$ and 229,551 R$ across 91 and 73 copies. Then the Nerdy Computer Necklace at 212,369 R$ across 471 copies, and Ultimate Robling at 126,856 R$ across 233.

Where RAP gets the neck slot wrong: the Bluesteel Bling and the Decklace

The Bluesteel Bling $$ Necklace is the slot's sharpest case of a stale RAP. Roblox sold it on August 26, 2016 for 50,000 Robux, 119 copies exist, and its RAP reads 377,053 R$. Trader consensus puts it second in the whole slot, ahead of items whose RAP is three times higher, and the cheapest listed copy is 19,500,000 Robux. The gap is a supply story: RAP moves only when a copy sells through the Marketplace, and on a 119-copy item that might happen once a year, while the item keeps appreciating inside trades that RAP never sees. The Bluesteel line does this in several slots.

The Decklace repeats it. It launched on August 9, 2010 for 520 Robux as a Limited Unique, so every copy is serialled, and Roblox now lists 48. The Roblox Wiki on Fandom records the run being sized to match the 52 cards in a deck, which is close to what survives. Its 640,600 R$ RAP is third highest in the slot, consensus ranks it third as well, and nobody has a copy listed at any price.

Umadbro? is the oddest one. It's a chain with a smug face on it, sold on May 7, 2011 for 50 Robux, and 49 copies exist. RAP says 191,142 R$ while consensus puts it fourth in the slot, ahead of more than a dozen neck items with higher RAPs. Meme value ages better than people expect, and our meme Limiteds history covers that corner.

The error runs the other way too. The BFF pair below carries a RAP slightly above where consensus lands, which is what projected drift looks like on items that trade often. Before you pay a neck Limited's RAP, check how recently a copy really sold.

Why do three identical bow ties have such different prices?

Roblox published the Purple, Red and Green Bow Tie on the same day, October 5, 2009, at the same price of 100 Robux. They are the oldest neck accessory Limiteds in our catalog, and they are the same item in three colors. Then the runs ended at different sizes, and the market did the rest.

Item	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
Green Bow Tie	96	472,013 R$	3,333,333 R$
Red Bow Tie	464	56,409 R$	60,000 R$
Purple Bow Tie	931	17,715 R$	19,992 R$

Ten times the copies, roughly a twenty-seventh of the RAP. If you want one lesson from this slot, that's it, and the rest of the family sits in our bow tie series history.

The three weeks in August 2010 that built the neck slot

Six of the slot's 21 six-figure Limiteds came out of 2010, and five of those landed inside nineteen days.

The Decklace arrived on August 9 at 520 Robux. The Transient Harmonica followed on August 16 at 300 Robux, and with 1,037 copies and a 1,477,636 R$ RAP it's the most widely held million-RAP item in the slot, with its own Transient Harmonica history. The Bling $$ Necklace went up on August 17. The Picklace, a guitar pick on a chain, arrived August 23 at 15 Robux and holds an 80,202 R$ RAP across 1,845 copies. The BFF Lock and BFF Key closed the run on August 27 at 50 Robux each.

Look at those launch prices: 15, 50, 300, 520. All cheap enough that a 2010 player bought one without a thought about resale, which is why so few copies sit in active hands today.

The friendship pairs: BFF Lock, BFF Key and the Friendship halves

The neck slot is where Roblox leaned hardest on matched pairs. The BFF Lock and BFF Key each carry one side of a heart, and their shared catalog description reads "A circle's round, it has no end, that's how long I want to be your friend."

Item	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
BFF Lock	1,381	275,876 R$	219,999 R$
BFF Key	1,377	265,943 R$	233,999 R$
Lock N Key Necklace	952	58,894 R$	89,800 R$
ROBLOX Friendship Left	948	42,988 R$	39,000 R$
ROBLOX Friendship Right	962	39,428 R$	39,998 R$

The halves price themselves almost identically, which follows from how close their supplies are: 1,381 against 1,377 for the BFF pair, 948 against 962 for the Friendship pair. Nobody pays extra for owning both sides, so a matched set is a collector's choice with no money in it.

They are also the most practical six-figure items in the slot. With over 1,300 copies each, the BFF halves have a floor you can buy at today, while the 48-copy items above them have no listings at all.

Why 2016 produced eight of the slot's 21 six-figure Limiteds

2016 is the neck slot's other big year, and it worked the opposite way to 2010. Roblox sold expensive items in deliberately tiny runs.

The GoldLika chains carry the family: Hero in November 2015 at 15,000 Robux, Boss in February 2016 at 15,000, Troll in April at 20,000, Patriot in June at 25,000 with only 21 copies minted, STAR in September at 15,000, and ColdLika: Snowman that December at 10,000. Mystic Ruby joined in July 2016 at 5,000 Robux with 73 copies, the Bluesteel Bling in August, and the Ruby Starstone of the Federation in December at 20,000 Robux with 200 copies.

None of those runs cleared 220 copies. The high launch prices kept casual buyers out, the supply never arrived, and today every GoldLika chain with a copy listed asks at least 1,000,000 Robux. Both lines are covered in our GoldLika series history and Federation series history.

The family owns the slot's scarcest item too. Goldlika: Genius, published in December 2017, has a single copy, no sale on record and no listing, so its RAP reads 0. The rarest Limiteds collection has more items like it.

The cheap end: ties, scarves and the Tickets Tie's 2.58 million copies

Ten of the 100 classics trade under 1,000 Robux, and the reason is printed in their copy counts.

Item	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
Tickets Tie	2,580,231	819 R$	880 R$
Recycled Cardboard Scarf	215,092	351 R$	330 R$
Turkey Tie 2012	52,932	643 R$	649 R$
RoBLING	40,423	2,277 R$	2,199 R$
Bat Tie	30,631	1,763 R$	1,750 R$

The Tickets Tie alone accounts for 2,580,231 of the slot's 3,276,415 classic copies. The Roblox Wiki on Fandom records it selling for 50 Tickets during the 2016 Tixapalooza event and only going Limited in 2022, with far more copies in circulation than the sale itself handed out. Our Tixapalooza and Tix Limiteds piece has the currency's history, and the recycled cardboard family covers the scarf.

Notice what these rows share. RAP and lowest ask land within a few percent of each other, because thousands of copies are listed and the floor is the price. At the top of the slot one owner lists at 19,500,000 while the RAP says 377,053. Deep supply buys you an honest price and almost no upside.

Are UGC neck Limiteds worth anything? A few chains, and 39,579 one-copy items

The UGC side of the neck slot is 53,383 items. Of those, 49 hold a RAP of 10,000 Robux or more, 10 clear 100,000, and 39,579 have exactly one copy. The table below is ordered by RAP, because settled consensus figures don't exist for most UGC items.

Item	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
adidas x WhoseTrade Diamond Chain Limited Edition	1	2,000,000 R$	None listed
Spyder Chain	25	1,242,730 R$	3,677,777 R$
Monstercat's 1/1 Ruby Pendant	1	1,000,001 R$	None listed
Hazem's Pet Cat	1	1,000,000 R$	None listed
Quataun Necklace	99	468,773 R$	649,990 R$
adidas x whosetrade pickle chain	10	100,000 R$	749,999 R$

The Spyder Chain is the real one here. With 25 copies, a RAP of 1,242,730 R$ and a copy listed at 3,677,777, it's the only multi-copy UGC item in the slot that competes with the classic top tier, and it has its own Spyder Chain history. The Quataun Necklace is the other honest market: 99 copies, a 468,773 R$ RAP and a floor you could buy at today.

Be careful with the single-copy rows. Roblox's economy data shows the adidas Diamond Chain priced at 2,000,000 Robux and the Monstercat Ruby Pendant at 1,000,001, and with one copy each that launch sale is the entire price history. Our guide to one-copy UGC Limiteds explains why those RAPs tell a buyer almost nothing, the Monstercat Limiteds piece covers that pendant set, and the UGC Limited neck accessories collection has the rest.

What does it cost to publish or resell a neck accessory Limited?

Creators pay before anyone buys. These figures come from Roblox's marketplace fee documentation.

The publishing advance is refundable: Roblox rebates it back out of your sales as the item sells, so it behaves like a deposit on a run that actually sells.

Resellers pay on the way out, and the split depends on which kind of Limited you hold.

Roblox's documentation sets the UGC resale split at 50% to the reseller, 10% to the original creator, 10% to the seller or affiliate and 30% to Roblox. A UGC chain bought at 20,000 Robux has to resell at 40,000 before you've made a single Robux, which is enough to kill most flips in this slot by itself.

Three rules shape the rest. Selling a Limited needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on the seller's account, while the buyer of a resale needs nothing. Roblox's documentation says that after you buy a Limited there is up to a 30 day holding period before it can be resold. For classic Limiteds, a resale purchase holds for 7 days and a completed trade holds for 2. Roblox's documentation also notes that reselling community-created Limiteds is unavailable for accounts based in Japan.

None of this is financial advice. These are virtual items with thin markets, prices can fall as fast as they rose, and a 48-copy necklace can take a year to find a buyer.

How to track the neck slot on RBX Invest

Start with the classic back and neck accessories collection and the UGC Limited neck accessories collection. The most expensive Limiteds collection shows where the slot's gems sit against hats and gear, and Limiteds under 100 copies is where most of this article lives. The items leaderboard ranks everything by RAP and growth, the Deals feed flags items listed below RAP right now and needs a signed-in account, and the reseller dashboard prices the copies you already own. For the slot next door, read our guide to back accessory Limiteds.

Figures in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026, verified item by item against Roblox's own economy data the same day, with fees, category names, holding periods and resale splits taken from Roblox's Marketplace documentation at create.roblox.com, and release and sale history cross-checked against the community-maintained Roblox Wiki on Fandom.

FAQ

What is a neck accessory Limited on Roblox?

It's a Limited item that Roblox files in the Neck category, meaning anything worn around the avatar's neck. Necklaces, dollar-sign chains, pendants, ties, bow ties, scarves and collars all count. RBX Invest tracks 100 classic neck accessory Limiteds and 53,383 UGC Limited ones as of October 2026.

What is the most valuable Roblox neck accessory Limited?

The Bling $$ Necklace, with a RAP of 4,045,444 Robux across 55 copies. Roblox published it on August 17, 2010, and trader consensus also ranks it first in the slot. Its only listed copy is priced at 999,999,999,999 Robux, which means no owner intends to sell.

What was the first neck accessory Limited on Roblox?

The Purple, Red and Green Bow Tie, all published on October 5, 2009 at 100 Robux each. They're the oldest neck accessory Limiteds in our catalog, and their prices split entirely on supply: 931 copies for the purple one at a 17,715 R$ RAP against 96 copies for the green one at 472,013 R$.

Which neck accessory Limited has the most copies?

The Tickets Tie, with 2,580,231 copies, which is more than three quarters of every classic neck Limited copy in existence. Its RAP is 819 Robux and the cheapest listing sits at 880, because thousands of copies are for sale at once.

Are UGC neck accessory Limiteds worth buying?

Most are not. Of 53,383 UGC Limited neck accessories, only 49 hold a RAP of 10,000 Robux or more and 39,579 have a single copy, whose RAP was set by one sale at a price the creator chose. The exceptions are small runs with real resale activity, like the 25-copy Spyder Chain at a 1,242,730 R$ RAP and the 99-copy Quataun Necklace at 468,773 R$.

How much do you keep when you resell a neck accessory Limited?

You keep 70% on a classic one, since Roblox's marketplace fee is 30%, so you need about 1.43x your cost to break even. You keep 50% on a UGC Limited, where Roblox's documentation splits a resale 50% to the reseller, 10% to the creator, 10% to the seller or affiliate and 30% to Roblox, so the price has to double before you profit.

Can you trade neck accessory Limiteds?

Classic ones yes, with an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts and a 2-day hold after the trade completes. UGC Limited neck accessories cannot be traded at all, because Roblox's documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable, so they change hands through Marketplace resales only.

Why is a neck Limited's lowest ask so far above its RAP?

Because the owners of the scarce ones don't want to sell. The Bluesteel Bling $$ Necklace has a RAP of 377,053 Robux and a cheapest listing of 19,500,000, and the Decklace has no listing at all. On a run of 48 to 120 copies, RAP only updates when someone sells through the Marketplace, while the real market happens in trades that never publish a price.