Roblox Clown and Jester Limiteds: History and Values

Roblox has six classic Limiteds built around clowns and jesters, and the spread between them is enormous. A classic Limited is an older Roblox-made item with a fixed number of copies that players resell and trade. The most valuable is Sad Clown, a 501-copy face from May 2015 with a RAP of 341,311 Robux and a cheapest listing of 170,000. RAP is Roblox's smoothed running average of an item's past sale prices. The oldest is Jester's Cap, published in June 2007, and it runs the busiest market in the group at 57 sales over the past twelve months. At the bottom sits Mardi Gras Jester at a 2,900 Robux floor, the cheapest price anyone currently has a copy listed for. Everything else with a clown or jester name is an ordinary catalog item, most of it still on sale for under 200 Robux.

Quick answer: Six clown and jester items are classic Limiteds: Sad Clown, Clown Face, Even Eviler Jester, Clown School Dropout, Jester's Cap and Mardi Gras Jester. Sad Clown leads on value with a 341,311 RAP, and Mardi Gras Jester is the cheapest way in at 2,900 Robux. The rest of Roblox's clown and jester items are regular catalog hats with no resale market.

Which Roblox clown and jester items are Limiteds? Six, spread across 2007 to 2015

These arrived as one-off jokes spread over eight years, published whenever Roblox felt like making a clown, so the family has no numbered run behind it the way the Dominus line or the fedoras do. Six of them ended up with fixed supply.

The line starts with Jester's Cap in June 2007, one of the oldest hats Roblox ever published. Three clown faces followed in the 2010s, two jester hats arrived alongside them, and the newest of the six is a decade old. Nothing has been added since 2015.

Three of the six are faces, and that matters for how they trade now. Roblox finished converting every classic 2D face into an animated dynamic head in March 2026, Limiteds included, and face prices have fallen hard since. Our breakdown of why Limited face values crashed in 2026 has the full picture. Holders kept their copies and their serial numbers through the conversion, and the items still trade, but the top of this family is sitting well below where it was a year ago.

Every clown and jester Limited, ranked by value

The table is ordered by trader consensus on street value, the rough price experienced traders agree an item is worth, which on thin markets tracks reality better than RAP does. Copies, RAP and floors are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 11, 2026, and the sales column counts every recorded resale in the previous twelve months.

Item	Released	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask	Sales, 12 mo
Sad Clown	May 2015	501	341,311	170,000	10
Clown Face	Mar 2010	450	168,501	159,998	7
Even Eviler Jester	Nov 2010	241	59,267	395,000	2
Clown School Dropout	Jan 2010	633	26,199	18,000	31
Jester's Cap	Jun 2007	1,502	24,448	18,571	57
Mardi Gras Jester	Mar 2014	1,000	2,982	2,900	26

Consensus order and RAP order agree here, which is unusual for a group this quiet. Look at the last column before you trust any of the prices in the middle ones. Three of these items traded fewer than eleven times in a year, and one traded twice.

Sad Clown: the 501-copy face that leads the family

Roblox's catalog data dates Sad Clown to May 21, 2015 at 1,000 Robux, and community records place its release in that year's Memorial Day sale with a stock of 500 copies. Roblox reports 501 today. It is Limited Unique, meaning every copy carries a serial number showing its place in the run, and our guide to Roblox Limited serial numbers covers what a low one adds.

By RAP it is the ninth most valuable classic Limited face we track, out of 147. The price history is where it gets interesting. The highest single sale our records hold since 2024 is 1,100,000 Robux. In August 2026 five copies changed hands at an average of 157,359, and the cheapest listing today is 170,000.

That is a fall of roughly 85% from the peak print, and consensus street value now sits below the RAP as well. Ten sales in twelve months on 501 copies means about 2% of the supply turns over in a year, so a single motivated seller sets the price for months.

Clown Face: 450 copies and a trading-table punchline

Clown Face is the scarcest of the three faces at 450 copies, created March 11, 2010 and originally sold for 121 Robux. Anyone who bought one at release and still holds it is up more than a thousandfold before fees.

It carries a second life as a joke. Community records describe traders attaching a Clown Face to lowball offers, meaning trades worth far less than what they ask for in return, as a way of calling the other person's item worthless. That reputation is part of why a 450-copy face holds a six-figure floor while items with similar supply sit far cheaper. If someone sends you one in a trade window, our guide to evaluating a Roblox trade is the sober way to answer.

The market underneath the joke is thin. Seven recorded sales in twelve months, ranging from 59,900 in January 2026 to 356,600 in February, with the most recent at 135,999 on September 8. The floor sits at 159,998, above that last sale, which usually means the cheap copies have been cleared and the remaining holders are in no rush.

Even Eviler Jester: 241 copies, two sales, and a name change

This one is the puzzle of the group. Roblox created it on November 24, 2010 and sold it for 210 Robux, and community records say it left the catalog around July 2013 and only converted to Limited status on February 28, 2023, with 253 copies at the time. Roblox reports 241 today. That late conversion is the same mechanic covered in our guide to offsale items going Limited.

It used to be called Evil Jester. Community records date the rename to November 7, 2018, forced by a second Roblox hat already carrying that name, which still sells in the catalog today for 125 Robux.

Now the strange part. Its RAP reads 59,267 while the cheapest listing asks 395,000. Both numbers come from the same two sales, because two sales is all there were: one copy at 340,000 in May 2026, another at 40,000 in June. RAP moves a tenth of the way toward each new sale, so the big print dragged it up and the small one pulled it back down, leaving a figure that matches neither trade.

At 241 copies it sits among the 463 classic Limiteds in our catalog with fewer than 250 copies. Scarcity like that shows up in the ask long before it shows up in the RAP, which is the general lesson for anyone shopping the rarest Limiteds: on an item that trades twice a year, treat the live ask as the price and RAP as a footnote.

Jester's Cap: Roblox's 2007 original and the family's real market

Roblox created Jester's Cap on June 19, 2007 at 750 Robux, expensive enough that the description still asks "Why does it cost so much?" Community records say the price drifted down to 595 before it went offsale in April 2010, meaning Roblox stopped selling it, and that it converted to Limited status in April 2011 with 1,502 copies sold. It is one of only 53 classic Limiteds in our catalog created before 2008.

It is also the one item here with a functioning market. Fifty-seven sales in twelve months, monthly averages between 11,396 and 22,958 for most of that stretch, a 64,999 outlier in September 2026, and a floor of 18,571 against a 24,448 RAP. You can buy one this week and sell one next month without waiting for a bid, which is rare among classic hats in this price band and worth more than it sounds.

The community-maintained Roblox Wiki lists a Jester Cap series with exactly two members: this hat and a Halloween retexture from October 2009 that never went Limited and is offsale today. Both sit in the classic hats collection alongside the rest of the Roblox-made hat market.

The cheap end: Clown School Dropout and Mardi Gras Jester

Clown School Dropout

Created January 29, 2010 at 120 Robux, this face is the middle of the market and the second busiest item in the family at 31 sales in twelve months. Community records citing an archived catalog page put the original stock at 707 copies, and Roblox reports 633 today.

Its slide is gentler than Sad Clown's. Monthly averages ran near 34,050 in October 2025 and 19,500 in September 2026, roughly 43% off, against a floor of 18,000. For a classic Limited face that still trades every week or two at under 20,000 Robux, that is the most approachable entry into the face market in this group. Our classic faces collection ranks it against the rest live.

Mardi Gras Jester

Published March 1, 2014 at 250 Robux for Mardi Gras that year, with a stock of 1,000 that sold out and never grew. It is Limited Unique, so every copy is serialized, and at a 2,900 floor it is the only item in the family that a new trader can actually afford.

The price has been flat to slightly down for a year: 3,500 in October 2025, 2,540 in August 2026, twenty-six sales across that window. It sits comfortably inside Limiteds under 10,000 Robux, and it is a reasonable first serialized item to own for the same reason a 1,000-copy hat usually is, which is that someone is always willing to take it off your hands.

Which clown and jester items are not Limiteds? Almost all of them

Search the catalog for clowns and you will find far more items than the six above, and none of the rest can be traded or resold. A regular catalog item has no fixed supply, no serial numbers, and no resale market, so it gains nothing from age. Roblox's live catalog confirms the four below are still on sale, at prices that shift with Roblox's price floor.

Item	Released	Roblox's price today	Favorites
Bozo the Clown	Sep 2009	99 R$	112,317
Midnight Jester Mask	Jun 2010	95 R$	16,687
Jester's Cowl	Jun 2010	150 R$	10,960
Clown Tie	May 2011	100 R$	7,229

Bozo the Clown is the popular one by a wide margin, with more favorites than the other three items in that table combined. Roblox has sold it for seventeen years and will keep selling it, which is why it has no resale value at all. Two others are worth naming: Evil Jester, the 2010 hat that forced the Even Eviler Jester rename, still sells at 125 Robux, and the Halloween Jester Cap from October 2009 went offsale without ever becoming a Limited, so it is stuck in inventories with no way to move.

Beware the name trap while you shop. Hundreds of community-made clown and jester items use similar names at wildly optimistic prices, so check the creator and the asset id before you buy. Our guide to fake Limiteds and name-squatting covers how that scam works.

What drives value in the clown and jester family?

Face status used to be the premium and is now the discount. The three faces still hold the top and middle of the price list, but all three have fallen since Roblox completed the dynamic head migration in March 2026, and the two most expensive have fallen furthest.

Copy count sets the ask, and volume sets the price. Even Eviler Jester has the fewest copies and the highest ask in the family, and it also has the least trading. Jester's Cap has more than twice the supply of any face here and trades nearly six times as often as Sad Clown, which is why its price is the one you can actually rely on.

Recognition can beat scarcity. Clown Face is the joke the trading community knows, and it holds a six-figure floor on 450 copies while Clown School Dropout, with 40% more copies, trades at about a ninth of that.

Nothing new is coming. Roblox has not turned a clown or jester item Limited since the Even Eviler Jester conversion in 2023, and the newest release in the family is over a decade old. Supply in this corner only shrinks.

Collector's outlook: one liquid hat, and a lot of patience

Jester's Cap is the sensible position here. It is old, cheap relative to the faces, sells about once a week, and the gap between its 18,571 floor and its 24,448 RAP is the kind of spread the Deals feed flags automatically once you sign in. Mardi Gras Jester is the low-budget entry at under 3,000 Robux, and Clown School Dropout is the cheapest way to own a classic Limited face while that sector is out of favor.

The top two are harder. Sad Clown and Clown Face are both well off their highs, both trade under once a month, and both are exposed to whatever the market decides animated heads are worth over the next year. Buying either means accepting that you may wait months for an exit at a price you choose. Even Eviler Jester is scarcer than both and effectively frozen: with two sales a year and a 395,000 ask, one seller is setting the number on their own.

Remember the arithmetic before you buy anything here. Reselling a classic Limited pays Roblox 30% of the sale, so you keep 70%, and you need roughly 1.43x your purchase price to break even. On an item that sells ten times a year, that is a long wait. Screen the whole group from the items leaderboard before committing. This is not financial advice, and markets this thin move on single sales.

Copy counts, RAP figures, resale floors, sale volumes and favorite counts in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data as of September 11, 2026; creation dates, original prices, Limited status and current on-sale prices were verified against Roblox's own catalog and economy data the same day; release-event details, original stock figures, offsale dates, Limited conversion dates and the 2018 rename come from the community-maintained Roblox Wiki and are described as community records.

FAQ

What are the Roblox clown and jester Limiteds?

There are six: Sad Clown, Clown Face, Even Eviler Jester, Clown School Dropout, Jester's Cap and Mardi Gras Jester. Three are faces and three are hats, all made by Roblox, released between June 2007 and May 2015. Every other clown or jester item in the catalog is a regular item with no resale market.

What is the most valuable clown item in Roblox?

Sad Clown, a 501-copy Limited Unique face released in May 2015. It has a RAP of 341,311 Robux and a lowest resale ask of 170,000 Robux as of September 11, 2026. It is the ninth most valuable classic Limited face in the RBX Invest catalog.

How much is Jester's Cap worth in Roblox?

Jester's Cap has a RAP of 24,448 Robux and a lowest resale ask of 18,571 Robux as of September 11, 2026. It has 1,502 copies and sold 57 times in the previous twelve months, making it the most frequently traded item in this family. Live figures are on the Jester's Cap item page.

Why is Even Eviler Jester listed for 395,000 Robux when its RAP is 59,267?

Because it barely trades. Only two sales were recorded in the last twelve months, one at 340,000 Robux and one at 40,000. RAP moves a tenth of the way toward each sale, so those two prints left a running average that matches neither of them. On an item this quiet, the live ask is the more useful number.

Was Even Eviler Jester always called that?

No. Community records say it was published as Evil Jester in November 2010 and renamed on November 7, 2018, because a different Roblox hat already used that name. The other Evil Jester is still on sale at 125 Robux and is not a Limited.

Can you still buy clown items from Roblox directly?

Yes. Bozo the Clown at 99 Robux, Midnight Jester Mask at 95, Clown Tie at 100, Jester's Cowl at 150 and Evil Jester at 125 are all on sale from Roblox as of September 2026. None of them are Limiteds, so they have no serial numbers, cannot be traded, and will not gain value.

Did the clown faces lose value in 2026?

Yes, all three fell. Sad Clown is down roughly 85% from its highest recorded sale since 2024, and Clown School Dropout is down about 43% year over year. Roblox finished converting classic 2D faces into animated dynamic heads in March 2026, and Limited face prices across the market have dropped since.

Are clown and jester Limiteds tradeable?

Yes. All six are classic Roblox-made Limiteds, so they can be traded as well as resold. Trading requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts, and a classic Limited carries a two-day hold after a trade and a seven-day hold after a resale purchase before it can move again.