Egg Hunt 2020: Agents of E.G.G. Explained

Egg Hunt 2020: Agents of E.G.G. was Roblox's Easter event for 2020. It sent players undercover into dozens of partner games to recover classified eggs, and ten of the free hat prizes from that hunt still trade today as classic Limiteds (Limiteds published by Roblox itself, with a fixed number of copies that players resell and trade). Live RAP on the set sits in a tight 262-292 Robux band, and every one of the ten has a total supply in the millions. That makes Agents of E.G.G. the cheapest, most liquid corner of the whole Egg Hunt collectible line.

Quick answer: Egg Hunt 2020: Agents of E.G.G. ran through April 28, 2020 with a spy-thriller theme and eggs spread across dozens of partner games. Ten of its hat prizes are still tradeable classic Limiteds, each with millions of copies and a live RAP between 262 and 292 Robux.

What was Egg Hunt 2020: Agents of E.G.G.? A spy-themed hunt with no central hub

Egg Hunt 2020: Agents of E.G.G. cast players as field agents for a secret organization hunting down the world's rarest treasures. That spy-thriller wrapper replaced the fairy-tale and holiday framing earlier hunts had used. The event ran through April 28, 2020, which landed it in the early weeks of the COVID-19 lockdowns, a stretch when Roblox's concurrent player counts were spiking as students stuck at home turned to the platform in record numbers.

By 2020, Roblox had already moved away from running its Egg Hunts inside a single hub map. Instead of one game with a scavenger hunt built in, eggs were scattered across a roster of separately owned experiences. Each of those games was built and run by an outside developer.

How did Roblox spread eggs across dozens of games? An open developer application

The mechanic traces back to a developer call-out posted on the DevForum months before launch. Roblox invited creators to apply with their games. If a game was selected, its developer received an egg assigned specifically to that experience and got to decide how players would earn it, subject to Roblox's review.

That structure explains why the surviving Limiteds from this hunt carry supply counts in the millions rather than the low hundreds you see on the earlier Fabergé-style egg gems (a gem is a scarce, high-value Limited). Each egg was handed out for free, automatically, to every player who cleared whatever simple objective its host game set, for as long as that game stayed part of the event's rotation. Enough players did that for copies to now number in the millions.

Completing enough of the hunt's full egg roster unlocked the FabergEgg of the New Decade, the event's grand prize. Accounts differ on the exact total number of eggs, since eggs were phased in and out of games and no single official count is authoritative today. The grand prize isn't part of the tradeable market, so it doesn't appear in the table below.

Which Egg Hunt 2020 Limiteds still trade today? Ten hats, ranked by live RAP

Ten of Agents of E.G.G.'s prize hats resolve as classic Limiteds in Roblox's economy today. No separate community value is recorded for any of the ten. That means the market treats them as liquid enough (liquid means easy to buy and sell) that RAP itself is the trader consensus figure, the price traders broadly agree an item is worth. So the ranking below runs straight off live RAP. Data is pulled from our items database as of this run.

A quick guide to the columns: RAP is Recent Average Price, Roblox's smoothed average of what an item has recently sold for. Copies is how many of the item exist. Lowest Ask is the cheapest price a seller is currently listing it for.

A few of these hint at which partner game they came from in their flavor text alone. Eggmunition ("now that's what you call an artillery shell") reads like a shooter tie-in. Saber Boss Egg ("passed down through generations of powerful bosses") sounds like a boss-rush reward, and Eggraging Shark of the Sea is exactly what it says on the tin. Roblox never published a definitive master list linking every egg back to its source game once the event ended, so treat any specific game attribution you find elsewhere as community-documented and unconfirmed.

Why do Egg Hunt 2020 eggs trade for pocket change? Millions of copies keep the price pinned

RAP is a smoothed average of actual sale history. On an item with two or three million copies in circulation, that average tracks the real market closely, because there is always another seller ready to list near the going rate. Compare that with a family like the Fabergé Eggs, where the scarcest tracked variant has fewer than 800 copies in total and thin trading lets RAP drift away from what buyers actually pay. The 2020 batch sits at the opposite extreme: near-perfect liquidity, a tight price band, and almost no room for a single sale to move the number.

That same supply caps the upside. A Limited with millions of copies is never going to reach gem status the way a hundred-copy hat from 2007 can, no matter how many years pass, because there is no scarcity story to tell. What these items do offer is a cheap, easy way to hold a piece of Egg Hunt history and to round out a portfolio's classic-era exposure without committing serious Robux. This isn't financial advice, and an item's supply size is one input among many when judging whether it belongs in a collection.

How does Egg Hunt 2020 compare to earlier hunts? An open call instead of borrowed games

Egg Hunt 2015 was the first hunt Roblox moved outside a purpose-built hub, but it did that by embedding eggs inside three already-popular existing games, an approach Roblox never repeated. Agents of E.G.G. took a different path. Rather than borrowing a handful of existing games, Roblox ran an open application process and handed each accepted developer a brand-new egg built specifically for their game.

That distinction matters for supply. The three-game format of 2015 still produced mostly non-Limited prizes with almost no resale market left today. The open call of 2020, spread across far more partner games and left running longer, is exactly why its surviving Limiteds carry supply counts in the millions instead of staying off the trading economy entirely.

Is there still a reason to collect Egg Hunt 2020 items? Yes, for the history

For a portfolio built around scarcity and appreciation, Agents of E.G.G. items aren't the play. But they are historically specific in a way that is hard to fake. Each one is tied to a real 2020 event, a real spy-thriller theme, and a specific stretch of Roblox's history during the platform's biggest single growth spurt. For collectors who want full-set coverage of every Egg Hunt year rather than only the gems, picking up all ten costs less than a single mid-tier UGC Limited (a Limited made by an independent creator). As always, this isn't financial advice, and low-value liquid items still carry the standard 30% resale fee on every flip (Roblox keeps 30% of each resale).

If you are tracking a broader classic-era position, browse the full family on the Eggs collection page, or watch live listings move on the deal feed.

The RAP, copy and lowest-ask figures in this article come from RBX Invest's items database as of this run. Event details come from Roblox's own DevForum posts.

FAQ

What was Egg Hunt 2020 called?

Egg Hunt 2020: Agents of E.G.G. It was a spy-thriller-themed Easter event that ran through April 28, 2020.

How many Egg Hunt 2020 items are still tradeable Limiteds?

Ten hat prizes from the event resolve as classic Limiteds in Roblox's current economy: Brainfreeze Egg, Epic Egg, Egg of Hidden Treasures, Eggmunition, Saber Boss Egg, Eggraging Shark of the Sea, Despacitegg, Tiny Tank Egg, Fried Chicken Egg, and Deteggctive W. Wolf.

Why is RAP so close to the lowest ask on these items?

Each one has millions of copies in circulation, so the market stays liquid and RAP tracks real sale prices closely instead of lagging behind them the way it does on thin, low-supply Limiteds.

How did players get eggs in Egg Hunt 2020?

Roblox partnered with outside developers through a DevForum application process. Each selected game received its own assigned egg and set its own in-game objective for earning it, and every player who cleared that objective got the egg for free.

Is the FabergEgg of the New Decade still tradeable?

No. It was the event's completion grand prize and doesn't currently resolve as an active Limited in the resale market.

Which Egg Hunt 2020 egg has the highest RAP?

Brainfreeze Egg, at 292 Robux, with 3,729,660 copies. The lowest in the set is Deteggctive W. Wolf at 262 Robux, so the whole set sits within a very tight band.

Will Egg Hunt 2020 eggs ever become gems?

Almost certainly not. A gem needs scarcity, and every one of these eggs has millions of copies. That supply keeps the price pinned near RAP and leaves no room for the kind of appreciation a hundred-copy hat can see.

Which partner game did each Egg Hunt 2020 egg come from?

Roblox never published a master list tying each egg to its source game after the event ended. Some flavor text gives hints, like Eggmunition's artillery-shell line, but any specific attribution you find should be treated as community-documented and unconfirmed.