The Antlers series is one of Roblox's oldest recurring accessory lines: a set of deer-antler hats reissued across winter and special sales since 2007. Eight Limiteds make up the classic family today, led by Golden Antlers and Wanwood Antlers at the top of the RAP table, with the mass-market Silverthorn Antlers anchoring the bottom as the series' entry point.
Where the Antlers series started
The line traces back to Wanwood Antlers, released December 18, 2007 as part of that year's Giftsplosion event for 300 Robux. It sold during the event window, then went Limited on November 9, 2009 with 476 copies in circulation. That copy count has held steady ever since, which is part of why it still commands a six-figure RAP two decades later.
Roblox didn't touch the antler shape again until March 27, 2009, when Silverthorn Antlers arrived at 800 Robux. It went off-sale after the Black Friday 2010 sale, but Roblox kept bringing it back at a lower 250 Robux price point through repeated special sales all the way to 2019. That long, repeated availability is exactly why Silverthorn Antlers carries nearly 190,000 copies today, by far the largest supply in the family and the closest thing the series has to a "starter" Limited.
From there the series became a recurring reskin: Roblox would take the antler mesh, apply a new material or texture, and drop it into a themed sale.
Every member of the Antlers family
| Item | Released | Launch price | Copies (live) | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Golden Antlers | Dec 19, 2014 (Limited Feb 17, 2018) | Gift-exclusive | 544 | 425,194 | 500,000 |
| Wanwood Antlers | Dec 18, 2007 (Limited Nov 9, 2009) | 300 R$ | 476 | 329,421 | 725,000 |
| Antenna Antlers | Mar 7, 2014 | Contest prize | 15 | 145,650 | no realistic ask |
| BIG: Silverthorn Antlers | Aug 14, 2016 (Limited May 30, 2022) | 25,000 R$ | 441 | 87,339 | 112,999 |
| Bombastic Antlers | Feb 23, 2014 (Limited Jul 26, 2022) | 7,500 R$ | 1,045 | 65,651 | 67,000 |
| Adurite Antlers | Jun 18, 2014 (Limited Feb 17, 2019) | 500 R$ | 21,293 | 15,938 | 15,998 |
| Black Iron Antlers | Apr 16, 2016 | 400-500 R$ | 72,346 | 13,168 | 13,000 |
| Silverthorn Antlers | Mar 27, 2009 (off-sale 2010-2019) | 800 R$ then 250 R$ | 189,341 | 5,774 | 5,800 |
Live RAP and copy figures pulled from RBX Invest's items database as of this article's publish date; check each item page for current numbers, since Limiteds move by the day.
Resale volume on the rarer entries here is thin enough that RAP is doing most of the work in that ranking. Antenna Antlers is the clearest case: only 15 copies exist, holders rarely list one, and when they do the ask sits far above RAP. Treat the order above as directional.
Golden Antlers: the family's current ceiling
Golden Antlers first appeared on December 19, 2014 inside the Golden Gift of the Epic Modeler, a 10,000 Robux gift that itself sold only around 430 copies before going offsale. The antlers stayed a gift-only pull for over three years before Roblox finally made them Limited on February 17, 2018, during that year's Presidents' Day sale. That two-step path (rare gift, then years later a Limited conversion) is the same pattern that produced several other high-value Roblox gems, and it's a big part of why Golden Antlers now sits above even Wanwood Antlers in RAP despite Wanwood being the older item.
Antenna Antlers: the outlier
Antenna Antlers doesn't follow the "sale item, later Limited" template at all. Roblox handed it out to a small group of contest winners for the ROBLOX Commercial Contest, and only 15 ever existed. It's the rarest item in the family by a wide margin and functions more like a trophy than a tradeable Limited: copies almost never surface for sale, and the family's usual RAP-driven ranking undersells how hard it actually is to acquire one.
Adurite, Black Iron, and BIG: Silverthorn: the material-tier era
Starting in 2014, Roblox began reusing the antler mesh as a canvas for its material-tier textures. Adurite Antlers used the dusty crimson Adurite texture first built for Summer Games 2014, sold on a recurring timer for 500 Robux, and didn't go Limited until the Presidents' Day 2019 sale. Black Iron Antlers followed the same playbook with the darker Black Iron finish, launching April 16, 2016 for a short window before Roblox brought it back repeatedly through 2019. BIG: Silverthorn Antlers is the priciest of the group at a 25,000 Robux launch price, aimed at the head-and-shoulders "BIG" accessory format rather than the standard antler shape, and it didn't go Limited until May 30, 2022, three years after the rest of the family had already stopped rotating through sales.
Because Adurite and Black Iron are also used on other accessory types elsewhere in Roblox's catalog, both textures effectively have their own mini-series running in parallel to the Antlers line. Worth knowing if you see "Adurite" or "Black Iron" on an item that isn't antlers at all.
UGC homage versions exist, but they're a different market
Community creators have since made their own UGC Limited tributes named after several of these items (Golden Antlers, Silverthorn Antlers, Black Iron Antlers, and others), sold through the regular UGC Marketplace. Those are separate collectibles with their own low, three- and four-figure RAPs, unlimited-feeling supply by comparison, and no direct link to the original classic items beyond the name. If you're specifically hunting a classic Limited, check the item restrictions and creator before buying, since the names are identical.
What drives the Antlers premium
Three things separate the top of this table from the bottom:
- Fixed, small supply at the top. Wanwood, Golden, and Antenna Antlers each stopped being sold years ago and never returned to the catalog. Copy counts there are locked for good.
- Repeated re-releases at the bottom. Silverthorn and Black Iron Antlers came back through sale after sale for years, which is exactly why they carry five- and six-figure copy counts and RAP well under six figures.
- Format matters. BIG: Silverthorn Antlers trades at a premium to base Silverthorn largely because it's built for the BIG avatar body type, a smaller and more specific collector base than standard accessories.
None of this is financial advice. Limiteds are illiquid at the top of this table in particular, and a "lowest ask" on a 15-copy item can sit miles from what a buyer will actually pay.
How to track the family
Golden Antlers and Wanwood Antlers show up in most "most valuable Limiteds" conversations, but the full family is worth screening as a unit if you're building out a Classic Limiteds position. Run the group through the items leaderboard to compare live RAP and resale depth side by side, and check Deals if you want alerts when any of these eight list below their running RAP.
FAQ
How many items are in the Antlers series?
Eight classic Limiteds carry the antler shape or a directly related material tier today: Wanwood, Silverthorn, BIG: Silverthorn, Golden, Adurite, Black Iron, Bombastic, and Antenna Antlers. UGC creators have separately released same-named tribute items that aren't part of this classic lineage.
Which Antlers item is the most valuable?
Golden Antlers currently carries the highest RAP in the family, just ahead of Wanwood Antlers. Antenna Antlers is rarer by copy count (only 15 exist) but trades so infrequently that its RAP understates how hard it is to actually acquire one.
Why does Silverthorn Antlers have so many copies?
Roblox brought it back for sale repeatedly between 2009 and 2019 at a relatively low price point, which pushed its supply past 189,000 copies. That's why it's the cheapest entry point into the series despite being one of its oldest members.
Are the UGC Antlers items connected to the classic series?
No. UGC creators have made their own Limited items using the same names, but they're separate assets sold through the UGC Marketplace with their own supply and pricing, unrelated to the classic items covered here.
Is BIG: Silverthorn Antlers different from regular Silverthorn Antlers?
Yes. BIG: Silverthorn Antlers is scaled for the BIG avatar body type, launched years later at a much higher price point, and carries a far smaller supply and higher RAP than the standard Silverthorn Antlers.