How much is Phoenix Blade of Fire worth? Price and value
As of October 22, 2026, Phoenix Blade of Fire is worth about 321 Robux, its Recent Average Price (RAP). Across the 10 owned copies, its estimated market value is 3,210 Robux.
No reseller currently has a copy listed, so RAP is the only live price signal. Sold-out Limiteds with no open listings only move when a holder decides to sell.
How rare is Phoenix Blade of Fire?
Phoenix Blade of Fire 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.
Phoenix Blade of Fire has 14 favorites on the Roblox catalog.
Phoenix Blade of Fire sales history
RBX Invest has recorded 3 sales of Phoenix Blade of Fire across 3 trading days, from Jan 4, 2025 to Mar 19, 2025.
Free claims from the creator are not counted, so these are sales between players.
Its highest daily average sale price was 1,499 Robux on Mar 19, 2025, and its lowest was 1,000 Robux on Jan 4, 2025.
| Month | Average sale price | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 2025 | 1,250 R$ | 2 |
| Jan 2025 | 1,000 R$ | 1 |
Did Phoenix Blade of Fire make money for release buyers?
Phoenix Blade of Fire sold out of its original stock 1 day after its first recorded sale, on May 22, 2024. Copies could be resold from Jun 20, 2024, once Roblox's 30-day resale lock ended.
About Phoenix Blade of Fire
In his eyes I saw fear. But he wasn't fearing for himself..
How to get Phoenix Blade of Fire
Phoenix Blade of Fire is no longer sold by the creator and no reseller has a copy listed right now, so it can only be bought once a holder lists one.
Phoenix Blade of Fire is Roblox asset ID 17562538492. It was published by Colo's Colooza. On RBX Invest it sits in the Fire Items, UGC Limited Back Accessories, Rarest Limiteds (10 copies or fewer), Limiteds under 100 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.