BIG Series History: Roblox's Bighead-Only Limiteds

The BIG series is twelve oversized Roblox accessories built for the Bighead. Only five became Limiteds, led by BIG: Silverthorn Antlers at 80,547 RAP.

The BIG series is Roblox's line of twelve oversized accessories built to fit one specific hat, the Bighead. Roblox created all twelve in 2016 and sold them in short bursts during sale events, some for a few hours, some for a few days. Six years later it turned five of them into Limiteds, meaning items with a fixed supply that owners are allowed to resell and trade. Those five are the only BIG items with any market value at all. BIG: Silverthorn Antlers leads the family with 441 copies and a RAP of 80,547 Robux, where RAP (Recent Average Price) is Roblox's smoothed average of an item's recent sale prices. The other seven sit off-sale in old inventories and cannot be sold at any price.

Quick answer: The BIG series is twelve enlarged accessories Roblox published in 2016 for the Bighead. Five went Limited in 2022: Silverthorn Antlers, Purple Banded Top Hat, Rainbow Shades, Bighead Santa and Galaxy Girl. Silverthorn Antlers is the most valuable at 80,547 RAP, Purple Banded Top Hat is the scarcest at 361 copies, and the remaining seven are off-sale forever with no resale market.

BIG series at a glance
What it is Twelve enlarged Roblox accessories sized to fit the Bighead
First created August 11, 2016, nine of the twelve on one day
Last created BIG: Bighead Santa, December 6, 2016
Limiteds in the family Five of twelve
Scarcest BIG: Purple Banded Top Hat, 361 copies
Highest RAP BIG: Silverthorn Antlers, 80,547 Robux
Priciest at launch BIG: Silverthorn Antlers, 25,000 Robux
Cheapest floor today BIG: Bighead Santa, 1,350 Robux

What is the BIG series? Twelve giant accessories made for one hat

Bighead

The Bighead is a 2007 novelty hat that covers your avatar's head with an enormous blocky one wearing a smiley face. It is one of the most recognisable classics Roblox has ever made, with 222,891 favorites in our data. The problem with wearing it was always the same: nothing else fit. Put a normal fedora on a Bighead and the hat floats somewhere around your avatar's ear.

Roblox's answer in August 2016 was to take existing catalog accessories, scale them up, and sell them as separate items under a "BIG:" prefix. The catalog descriptions say it plainly. BIG: Purple Banded Top Hat reads "This hat only fits the Bighead. It does not fit regular heads." BIG: Silverthorn Antlers goes with "GO BIG OR GO HOME!"

Nine of the twelve were created on August 11, 2016 and went on sale over the following days. BIG: Shaggy and BIG Big Beard followed at the start of September, and BIG: Bighead Santa arrived that December. Community item records describe the sale windows as short timers: a few days for the first wave, six hours for BIG: Shaggy, five hours for the Santa hat. Several came back during later sale events in 2017, 2018 and 2019, which is why some have supply in the thousands despite never sitting in the catalog for long. For the story of the hat all of this was built around, see our Bighead series history.

Which BIG items are Limiteds? Five of the twelve

Every BIG accessory went off-sale years ago. For a trader, what matters is Limited status, which is what lets copies change hands. Roblox granted it to five BIG items across 2022, starting with BIG: Silverthorn Antlers on May 30, 2022, the same day the Bighead itself went Limited.

The table below is ordered by RAP. Copies is how many exist. The lowest resale ask is the cheapest copy anyone currently has listed, which traders call the floor. Figures are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 9, 2026.

Item Launch price Copies RAP Lowest resale ask
BIG: Silverthorn Antlers 25,000 R$ 441 80,547 R$ 72,000 R$
BIG: Purple Banded Top Hat 10,000 R$ 361 43,014 R$ 48,000 R$
BIG: Rainbow Shades 1,000 R$ 3,523 1,922 R$ 1,850 R$
BIG: Bighead Santa 250 R$ 6,280 1,733 R$ 1,350 R$
BIG: Galaxy Girl 250 R$ 9,280 1,199 R$ 1,400 R$

The launch price column explains most of the table. Roblox charged 25,000 Robux for one set of antlers in 2016, which was an extraordinary price for a hat at the time, and almost nobody bought it. That single decision is why the family has a five-figure item at the top and a 1,199 RAP item at the bottom.

BIG: Silverthorn Antlers: the 25,000 Robux hat only 441 people own

BIG: Silverthorn Antlers

This is the most expensive BIG item and the most interesting one. Roblox created the asset on August 11, 2016 and asked 25,000 Robux for it during a sale that ran a couple of days that month. It was not a one-shot release either. Community records list it back on sale during the Labor Day 2017 and Memorial Day 2018 events, at the same price, before it went Limited on May 30, 2022. Three chances to buy it, and total supply today is still 441.

Compare it to its parent. The original Silverthorn Antlers came out in March 2009 at 250 Robux and has 189,343 copies with a RAP of 5,550. The BIG version looks nearly identical on a Bighead, exists at roughly a quarter of one percent of that supply, and carries about fourteen times the RAP. Same look, wildly different market, almost entirely because of what Roblox charged for each one.

Its floor of 72,000 currently sits under its RAP of 80,547. On an item with 441 copies that gap does not mean much on its own, since a handful of sales moves RAP a long way, but it is the sort of spread worth watching on the Deals feed. The same antlers appear in our Antlers series history alongside the rest of that line.

BIG: Purple Banded Top Hat: the scarcest BIG item that isn't the priciest

BIG: Purple Banded Top Hat

With 361 copies, this is the rarest thing in the family, and it still trades roughly half as high as the antlers. Scarcity is not the only thing that sets a price, and this pair is a clean demonstration of that. The antlers cost 2.5 times as much at launch, so the people who bought them were self-selecting for deep pockets, and antlers read as a fantasy accessory that suits a much wider range of avatars than a Victorian top hat sized for a giant smiley head.

Community records say Roblox sold it for 10,000 Robux on a three-day timer in August 2016, brought it back at the same price during the Memorial Day sales of 2018 and 2019, and gave it Limited status on July 4, 2022. Its floor of 48,000 sits above its RAP of 43,014, which usually means the cheap copies have already been bought and the remaining holders are in no rush. It belongs to the family covered in our Banded Top Hat series history.

The affordable three: Rainbow Shades, Bighead Santa and Galaxy Girl

The bottom three all launched at 1,000 Robux or less and all have supply in the thousands, so they trade like cheap novelty classics.

BIG: Rainbow Shades is a face accessory rather than a hat. Community records put it on sale for 1,000 Robux in August 2016 and again during the Memorial Day 2018 sale. It has 3,523 copies, a 1,922 RAP and a 1,850 floor.

BIG: Bighead Santa is the youngest member, created December 6, 2016 and sold, by community records, at 250 Robux on a five-hour timer. Despite that short window it has 6,280 copies. Its 1,350 floor is the cheapest way into the family, sitting well under its 1,733 RAP.

BIG: Galaxy Girl is the most plentiful at 9,280 copies and the cheapest by RAP at 1,199, with a floor of 1,400 above it. Community records list three sale windows for it: 250 Robux in 2016, 100 Robux during the Labor Day 2017 sale, and 250 Robux on Black Friday 2018. The antlers got roughly the same number of chances and ended up with 441 copies, which tells you the price tag did the filtering.

Why did seven BIG accessories never become Limiteds?

Nobody outside Roblox knows why five were picked and seven were not. What matters for a collector is the consequence. All seven are confirmed off-sale in Roblox's catalog with no Limited flag, so they cannot be resold, cannot be traded, and have no RAP, no floor and no copy count on the resale market. If you own one, you own it forever.

Item Created Sold for
BIG: Beautiful Hair for Bighead People Aug 11, 2016 250 R$, later 100 R$
BIG: Arrow Hat Aug 11, 2016 670 R$
BIG: Deluxe Classic Swordpack Aug 11, 2016 600 R$
BIG: Bighead Moose Party Aug 11, 2016 500 R$
BIG: Narwhal Horn Aug 11, 2016 350 R$
BIG: Shaggy Sep 1, 2016 500 R$
BIG Big Beard Sep 2, 2016 1,000 R$

Creation dates come from Roblox's catalog records; the sale prices come from community item records. Only BIG: Beautiful Hair for Bighead People has a row in our database, and it carries no RAP, no floor and no copies.

Roblox has turned long off-sale items into Limiteds before and could do it again with any of these seven, a pattern we walk through in how offsale Roblox items become Limiteds. There is no way to position for it. The only people who would benefit are players who happened to click a 2016 sale banner.

What drives value in the BIG family?

Launch price, more than anything. The order of the five Limiteds is almost exactly the order of what Roblox charged in 2016. A 25,000 Robux hat filtered out nearly every buyer; a 250 Robux hat did not.

Availability barely mattered. It is tempting to assume the rare ones were harder to catch. Community records say otherwise: BIG: Silverthorn Antlers and BIG: Galaxy Girl each came back for roughly three sale events, and one has 441 copies while the other has 9,280. Price decided that.

The Bighead requirement. These only look right on one hat, and the Bighead itself is a Limited now with a 2,875 floor. A buyer wanting the full look has to fund both pieces. That caps demand on the cheap end while doing very little to the top two, which get bought as trophies more than as outfits.

No new supply, ever. Roblox stopped making BIG accessories in December 2016 and has not added one since.

Collector's outlook: two real collectibles and three cheap classics

BIG: Silverthorn Antlers and BIG: Purple Banded Top Hat are the only two here that behave like serious collectibles. Both are sub-500-copy classic Limiteds from 2016 with recognisable parents, and not many items on the platform fit that description. Both are also thin markets where one impatient seller can move the price 10% in an afternoon, so treat RAP as a rough guide.

The bottom three are worth owning if you like them. Under 2,000 Robux each, they are among the cheapest ways to hold a genuine Roblox-made classic Limited. Do not expect them to do anything dramatic, though. Supply in the thousands plus a hat requirement is not a recipe for appreciation.

If you want to screen comparable items, the items leaderboard filters the whole classic market, and both of the top two show up in our Limiteds under 1,000 copies collection. The cheaper three sit alongside the rest of the family in classic hats.

One piece of math before you buy anything for a flip. Reselling a classic Limited costs a 30% marketplace fee, so you keep 70% of the sale price and need to sell for roughly 1.43 times what you paid just to break even. Trading a classic Limited also requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts. This is not financial advice, and thin markets like these swing hard on single sales.

Copy counts, RAP figures, resale floors, launch prices and favorite counts in this article are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 9, 2026; asset creation dates, off-sale status and Limited flags were checked against Roblox's own catalog records the same day, and the 2016 sale timers, sale-event appearances and 2022 Limited dates come from community item records on the Roblox Wiki.

FAQ

What is the BIG series in Roblox?

The BIG series is a set of twelve accessories Roblox created in 2016 as enlarged versions of existing catalog items, sized to fit the Bighead. Each one carries a "BIG:" prefix and a description saying it does not fit regular heads. Five later became Limiteds; seven did not.

Which BIG item is the most valuable?

BIG: Silverthorn Antlers, at a RAP of 80,547 Robux with a lowest resale ask of 72,000. It is the family's most expensive item by a wide margin, mostly because Roblox sold it for 25,000 Robux in 2016 and only 441 copies exist.

What is the rarest BIG item?

BIG: Purple Banded Top Hat, with 361 copies. It is scarcer than BIG: Silverthorn Antlers but trades lower, at a 43,014 RAP, which is a good reminder that copy count alone does not set a price.

Can you still buy BIG accessories from Roblox?

No. All twelve went off-sale years ago. The five Limiteds can be bought from resellers on the Marketplace, and the other seven cannot be bought at all, at any price, because they were never given Limited status.

Do BIG accessories work without the Bighead?

They fit onto any avatar, but they are scaled for the Bighead and look oversized and misaligned on a normal head. Roblox says so in the item descriptions. BIG: Deluxe Classic Swordpack is the exception, since it is a back accessory rather than a head one.

When did the BIG items become Limiteds?

Across 2022, according to community item records: BIG: Silverthorn Antlers on May 30, BIG: Galaxy Girl on July 2, BIG: Purple Banded Top Hat on July 4, BIG: Rainbow Shades on November 24 and BIG: Bighead Santa on December 28.

What is the cheapest BIG Limited?

BIG: Bighead Santa, with a lowest resale ask of 1,350 Robux against a 1,733 RAP. BIG: Galaxy Girl has the lowest RAP of the five at 1,199, but its cheapest listing sits higher, at 1,400.

Could the other BIG items become Limiteds later?

It is possible. Roblox has converted long off-sale items into Limiteds before, and nothing rules out the remaining seven. There is no way to position for it, though, since none of them can be bought or traded in their current state.