How much is Silven Split Visage worth? Price and value
As of October 21, 2026, Silven Split Visage is worth about 145 Robux, its Recent Average Price (RAP), and the cheapest copy for sale is priced at 10,500 Robux. Across the 9 owned copies, its estimated market value is 1,305 Robux.
That puts the cheapest copy 7141% 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 Silven Split Visage?
Silven Split Visage is a UGC Limited Hat with 200 total copies. 191 copies are still available from the creator. It originally sold for 145 Robux.
RAP is close to the 145 Robux original price, so the item has held roughly its release value.
Silven Split Visage has 2 favorites on the Roblox catalog.
Silven Split Visage sales history
RBX Invest has recorded 9 sales of Silven Split Visage across 4 trading days, from May 10, 2026 to May 30, 2026.
Sales here include copies bought from the creator’s original stock as well as resales between players. Free promotional claims are not counted.
Every recorded trading day averaged 145 Robux.
Did Silven Split Visage make money for release buyers?
Silven Split Visage's first recorded sale was on May 10, 2026, and its original stock had not sold out when these figures were read. Copies could be resold from Jun 9, 2026, once Roblox's 30-day resale lock ended.
Bought at the original 145 Robux, a copy had no profitable resale point in the first 164 days after release once Roblox's cut is taken out.
About Silven Split Visage
Coated in Silver, a powerful force beckons you to wear them.
How to get Silven Split Visage
Silven Split Visage can still be bought from the creator on the Roblox catalog, with 191 copies left.
Silven Split Visage is Roblox asset ID 93664750270975. It was published by Wolfragon. On RBX Invest it sits in the UGC Limited Hats, Limiteds under 1,000 Copies, UGC Limiteds Still in Stock 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.