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Horns of Malice: Aperion
Item
Horns of Malice: Aperion
Roblox
Asset 16017278025by moonflwr
Current RAP
2,229R$
Avg Price (30d)
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Avg Price (90d)
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Avg Price (180d)
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Lowest Price
3,999R$

resale listing

Original Price
350R$
Total Copies
100
Original Copies Remaining
Sold Out
Summary

Horns of Malice: Aperion is a Roblox UGC Limited hat by moonflwr. Its original stock of 100 copies has sold out. Resale listings start at 3,999 R$, about 79% above its RAP of 2,229 R$. RBX Invest has tracked no sales of it in the past 30 days. It was created on Roblox on Jan 17, 2024.

Description

Eons pass, life created; destroyed - yet, I remain unphased.

Horns of Malice: Aperion

Horns of Malice: Aperion is a Roblox UGC Limited hat by moonflwr. Its original stock of 100 copies has sold out. Resale listings start at 3,999 R$, about 79% above its RAP of 2,229 R$. RBX Invest has tracked no sales of it in the past 30 days. It was created on Roblox on Jan 17, 2024.

RAP 2,229 R$
Lowest Price 3,999 R$
Total Copies 100
Original Copies Remaining Sold Out
Original Price 350 R$
Market Cap 222,900 R$
Item Type UGC Limited
Category Hat
Creator moonflwr

How much is Horns of Malice: Aperion worth? Price and value

As of October 18, 2026, Horns of Malice: Aperion is worth about 2,229 Robux, its Recent Average Price (RAP), and the cheapest copy for sale is priced at 3,999 Robux. Across the 100 owned copies, its estimated market value is 222,900 Robux.

That puts the cheapest copy 79% 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 Horns of Malice: Aperion?

Horns of Malice: Aperion is a UGC Limited Hat with 100 total copies. It is sold out at the original price, so copies now trade only on the resale market. It originally sold for 350 Robux.

At 2,229 Robux, RAP sits 6.4x the 350 Robux it first sold for.

Horns of Malice: Aperion has 111 favorites on the Roblox catalog.

Horns of Malice: Aperion sales history

RBX Invest has recorded 119 sales of Horns of Malice: Aperion across 24 trading days, from Jan 17, 2024 to Sep 9, 2025.

Sales here include copies bought from the creator’s original stock as well as resales between players. Free promotional claims are not counted.

Its highest daily average sale price was 4,600 Robux on Oct 28, 2024, and its lowest was 350 Robux on Jan 17, 2024.

By calendar year, its average sale price went from 550 Robux in 2024 to 2,785 Robux in 2025, up 406%.

Horns of Malice: Aperion: average sale price in the 12 most recent months with recorded sales
MonthAverage sale priceSales
Sep 20252,229 R$1
Jun 20251,499 R$2
Mar 20254,500 R$1
Jan 20254,200 R$1
Oct 20244,600 R$1
Sep 20242,500 R$1
Aug 20246,666 R$1
Jul 20241,899 R$1
Jun 20241,899 R$1
May 2024878 R$5
Apr 2024821 R$3
Feb 20243,250 R$1

Did Horns of Malice: Aperion make money for release buyers?

Horns of Malice: Aperion sold out of its original stock 5 days after its first recorded sale, on Jan 22, 2024. Copies could be resold from Feb 16, 2024, once Roblox's 30-day resale lock ended.

For someone who bought at the original 350 Robux, the best return per day held came from reselling about 36 days after release, when copies were selling for around 3,250 Robux. That works out to roughly 1,275 Robux profit per copy after Roblox's cut.

Holding longer paid more in total: the most profitable point in its first year came 285 days after release, at about 1,950 Robux per copy.

About Horns of Malice: Aperion

Eons pass, life created; destroyed - yet, I remain unphased.

How to get Horns of Malice: Aperion

Horns of Malice: Aperion 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 3,999 Robux.

Horns of Malice: Aperion is Roblox asset ID 16017278025. It was published by moonflwr. On RBX Invest it sits in the Horns, UGC Limited Hats, Limiteds under 1,000 Copies, Limiteds under 10,000 R$ 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.