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Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521)

Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521) is a Roblox UGC Limited back accessory by Pupsik UGC. Its original stock of 20 copies has sold out. Resale listings start at 650 R$. RBX Invest has tracked no sales of it in the past 30 days. It was created on Roblox on Jul 4, 2026.

RAP 0 R$
Lowest Price 650 R$
Total Copies 20
Original Copies Remaining Sold Out
Original Price Free
Market Cap 0 R$
Item Type UGC Limited
Category Back Accessory
Creator Pupsik UGC

What is Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521) worth on Roblox?

As of September 5, 2026, Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521) has a Recent Average Price (RAP) of 0 Robux and the cheapest reseller listing is 650 Robux. Across the 20 owned copies, its estimated market value is 0 Robux.

How rare is Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521)?

Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521) is a UGC Limited Back Accessory with 20 total copies. it is sold out at the original price, so copies now trade only on the resale market. it originally sold for free.

Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521) has 881 favorites on the Roblox catalog.

About Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521)

A legendary emerald-forged blade carried by the guardians of forgotten kingdoms. Elegant, sharp, and worthy of true warriors.

Where to find Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521)

Emerald Sword from the Ruins (code 6521) is Roblox asset ID 72522067994914. it was published by Pupsik UGC. on RBX Invest it sits in the Swords, UGC Limited Back Accessories, 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.