How much is Archangel Scythe of Death worth? Price and value
As of October 21, 2026, Archangel Scythe of Death is worth about 189 Robux, its Recent Average Price (RAP), and the cheapest copy for sale is priced at 4,500 Robux. Across the 10 owned copies, its estimated market value is 1,890 Robux.
That puts the cheapest copy 2281% above RAP. Sellers are holding out for more than the item has recently traded at, which is normal for a UGC Limited with few copies on the market.
How rare is Archangel Scythe of Death?
Archangel Scythe of Death is a UGC Limited Back Accessory with 10 total copies. It is sold out at the original price, so copies now trade only on the resale market. It originally sold for free.
Archangel Scythe of Death has 49 favorites on the Roblox catalog.
Archangel Scythe of Death sales history
RBX Invest has recorded one sale of Archangel Scythe of Death, on Apr 8, 2026.
Free claims from the creator are not counted, so these are sales between players.
Did Archangel Scythe of Death make money for release buyers?
Archangel Scythe of Death sold out of its original stock 4 days after its first recorded sale, on Sep 25, 2025. Copies could be resold from Oct 21, 2025, once Roblox's 30-day resale lock ended.
About Archangel Scythe of Death
888, Get It in the Game (this is the last version of this scythe, never will release another version, newer items will have only 2 - 3 versions no more like this one)
How to get Archangel Scythe of Death
Archangel Scythe of Death is no longer sold by the creator, so the way to get it is to buy a copy from a reseller on Roblox. The cheapest is listed at 4,500 Robux.
Archangel Scythe of Death is Roblox asset ID 137985113123675. It was published by Maple's Tree. On RBX Invest it sits in the UGC Limited Back Accessories, Rarest Limiteds (10 copies or fewer), Limiteds under 100 Copies, Limiteds under 1,000 Copies collections. The RAP, reseller listings, and copy counts on this page refresh from Roblox continuously, so the figures above are the state of the market at the last update rather than a fixed snapshot.