Roblox's real-world conventions left behind six tradeable Limiteds, and those six are the only items from that era you can still buy. A Limited is a collectible Roblox has stopped selling, so the only way to get one now is from another player. The set covers the Roblox Rally 2011 Top Hat, the London BLOXcon Black Fedora, the Virtual BLOXcon Headphones and Top Hat, and the two ROBLOX World Tour gears from May 2013. Five of the six landed in 2013, the year Roblox took its convention on the road, and the scarcest of them now asks several times its RAP.
Quick answer: Six Roblox convention items are tradeable Limiteds. The Virtual BLOXcon Headphones holds the highest RAP of the group at 23,644 R$, while the London BLOXcon Black Fedora is the scarcest at 380 copies and asks 90,000 R$ on the resale market.
| Item | Published | Original price | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Virtual BLOXcon Headphones |
Sep 19, 2013 | 1,338 R$ | 753 | 23,644 R$ | 49,999 R$ |
 London BLOXcon Black Fedora |
Mar 28, 2013 | Free grant | 380 | 17,545 R$ | 90,000 R$ |
 Roblox Rally 2011 Top Hat |
Jul 25, 2011 | Free grant | 567 | 17,507 R$ | 29,786 R$ |
 Virtual BLOXcon Top Hat |
Sep 19, 2013 | 500 R$ | 1,002 | 9,647 R$ | 22,000 R$ |
 ROBLOX World Tour Hot Air Balloon |
May 17, 2013 | 1,500 R$ | 4,021 | 5,870 R$ | 5,400 R$ |
 ROBLOX World Tour Lightning Guitar |
May 17, 2013 | 500 R$ | 3,251 | 3,382 R$ | 3,799 R$ |
Figures are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 11, 2026. Copies means how many of that item exist in players' inventories. The lowest ask, also called the floor, is the cheapest price a reseller currently has it listed at. RAP stands for Recent Average Price, Roblox's smoothed average of an item's past sale prices.
Which convention items are actually Limiteds? Six, and the rest are locked in inventories
Roblox ran real-world events from 2011 to 2013 and handed out a pile of virtual souvenirs, but most of those souvenirs never entered the trading market. The Chicago and New York black fedoras from BLOXcon 2013 are the clearest example. Roblox granted all three city fedoras the same way, yet only the London version (asset 110892321) carries the Limited tag in Roblox's own item data. Chicago (110892235) and New York (110892385) sit in attendees' inventories permanently, off sale and untradeable.
The white fedoras handed to every attendee and the RGC 2012 Visor from the 2012 conference sit in the same bucket, and neither shows up anywhere in the Limiteds catalog. They exist, people wear them, and no amount of Robux will get you one. That is why the tradeable half of Roblox convention history is so small: six items, split between three events, all created by Roblox itself. You can see them alongside the rest of the era's headwear in the classic hats collection, and the two gear pieces in classic gear.
How did Roblox's convention era start? The 2011 Rally in San Francisco
The Roblox Rally 2011 Top Hat is the oldest convention item in the market, published to the catalog on July 25, 2011. Its description, still live on Roblox today, spells out exactly how it spread: "This classy top hat will be given to every player who attended the ROBLOX Rally 2011 event in San Francisco on August 1, 2011."
That one sentence explains the whole supply picture. Nobody bought this hat. Every copy started on the head of a kid who physically showed up in San Francisco on a Monday in August 2011, at an event community records put at roughly a thousand attendees. Today 567 copies remain in circulation, which makes the hat rarer than plenty of items with far bigger reputations. Its RAP sits at 17,507 R$ and the cheapest listed copy is 29,786 R$.
Roblox followed the Rally with the Roblox Game Conference in Santa Clara on July 14, 2012. Attendees got an RGC 2012 Visor, which never became a Limited, so 2012 is a gap year in this market.
What was BLOXcon 2013? A four-stop tour that handed out fedoras
2013 is when Roblox got ambitious. The company kicked off a tour at the San Mateo Event Center in California on May 18 and 19, then ran full BLOXcon stops in Chicago on July 13, London on July 27, and New York City on August 10.
Every attendee received a white fedora themed to their city, and anyone who bought a ticket before the cutoff got a black one as well. Roblox wrote the rule directly into the item: "Granted to BLOXcon London 2013 attendees who purchased their tickets before the April 5th deadline." Three cities, three black fedoras, one of them tradeable.
The London BLOXcon Black Fedora is that one. With 380 copies it is the scarcest item in this article by a wide margin, and its cheapest listing sits at 90,000 R$ against a RAP of 17,545 R$. That gap is real, and the section on RAP below explains where it comes from. Collectors who care about the shape more than the story can compare it against the rest of the line on the fedoras collection page or read the fedora series history.
What are the ROBLOX World Tour gear items? Two 2013 gears anyone could buy
Roblox published two gear items to the catalog on May 17, 2013, days before the San Mateo kickoff, and sold them to everyone. Gear is Roblox's category for usable tools an avatar carries into a game. No ticket required. The ROBLOX World Tour Hot Air Balloon went up at 1,500 R$ and promised to "fly you and a buddy around the level and make you look awesome in your avatar thumbnail." The ROBLOX World Tour Lightning Guitar cost 500 R$ and does something stranger: play the right notes on its button minigame and it strikes everyone nearby with lightning.
Open sales produced open supply. The balloon has 4,021 copies and the guitar 3,251, against 380 for the London fedora. Both trade in the low thousands of Robux, and the balloon's cheapest listing of 5,400 R$ actually sits under its 5,870 R$ RAP, which is what a liquid market looks like. If you want either one, you can have it this afternoon. More on how gear behaves as a collectible is in the guide to Roblox gear Limiteds.
Which convention Limited has the highest RAP? The Virtual BLOXcon Headphones
Roblox closed out 2013 with Virtual BLOXcon, a livestream broadcast on September 21 that anyone could watch from home. Two items went up on September 19. The Virtual BLOXcon Top Hat sold at 500 R$ as a Limited U, meaning Roblox capped the run at a fixed number of copies and stamped each one with a serial number, the ownership rank that tells you whether you hold copy #7 or copy #900. There are 1,002 copies and it asks 22,000 R$.
The Virtual BLOXcon Headphones took the other route. It went on sale at 1,338 R$ on a short timer, ran for about two days, and went off sale, which is why copies carry no serial. Only 753 exist, it holds the highest RAP of the group at 23,644 R$, and the cheapest listing is 49,999 R$. Headphones are a collecting category of their own, tracked on the headphones collection page, and the Clockwork series history shows how high prices run at the top of that category. A convention souvenir that happens to be headphones gets buyers a convention top hat never sees.
BLOXcon 2014 ran online only, and in 2015 Roblox replaced the event with the Roblox Developers Conference. Roblox has not published a convention Limited of its own since, so the supply of these six is fixed forever.
Why do convention Limiteds ask so much more than their RAP?
RAP stands for Recent Average Price. It is a smoothed average of an item's entire sale history: every completed sale moves the number one tenth of the way toward that sale price, which keeps it stable and also keeps it slow. Our full RAP explainer walks through the formula.
On items with 4,000 copies that slowness barely matters, because sales happen often enough to drag RAP along. On items with 380 copies it matters enormously. The London fedora can go months between sales, so its RAP still carries the weight of trades made years ago, while the handful of owners willing to sell price at what they think a patient buyer will eventually pay. That is the entire story behind a 17,545 R$ RAP and a 90,000 R$ ask.
On thin items, treat the ask ladder as the real price. The ask ladder is the stack of live listings for an item, cheapest first, and it tells you what buying one costs today. When a buyer eventually pays 90,000 R$, RAP jumps by roughly 7,000 R$ in one sale and everyone calls it a spike. Items whose RAP has been dragged upward by a small number of inflated trades are called projected, and the projected items guide covers how to spot them before you overpay. You can browse the scarcest end of the market generally on the rarest Limiteds collection.
Are Roblox convention Limiteds worth buying in 2026?
Start with the cost of being wrong. Reselling a classic Limited on the Marketplace carries a 30% fee, so a seller keeps 70% of the sale price. Buy the hot air balloon at its current 5,400 R$ floor and you need to sell at about 7,715 R$ to walk away even, roughly 1.43x your entry. Nothing about a 2013 gear item with 4,000 copies suggests a 43% move is coming soon.
The scarce three are a different proposition and a harder one. Supply cannot grow, the events are never coming back, and the buyer pool for convention history is real but small. Paying 90,000 R$ for the London fedora means accepting that your next buyer may take a year to appear, and that the ask you pay today becomes the RAP everyone quotes tomorrow. Patient collectors who love the story do fine here. Anyone hoping to flip in a month is choosing the wrong shelf.
One practical note on mechanics: Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable, which covers all six of these items. Trading also requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts, and buying a classic Limited from a reseller starts a seven-day holding period, a window where the item stays locked in your inventory and cannot be listed again. If you want to catch one of these listed below its usual floor, the Deals feed tracks below-market listings live, though you need to be signed in to use it, and the items leaderboard shows where the wider market is moving.
None of this is financial advice, and Limited prices can fall as easily as they rise.
Prices, copy counts and RAP come from the RBX Invest catalog and Roblox's live item data as of September 11, 2026; item descriptions and Limited status are quoted from Roblox's own catalog entries, fee and trading rules from Roblox's marketplace documentation at create.roblox.com/docs/marketplace, and convention dates, venues and attendance figures are community-documented Roblox history.
FAQ
How many Roblox convention items are Limiteds?
Six. The Roblox Rally 2011 Top Hat, the London BLOXcon Black Fedora, the Virtual BLOXcon Headphones, the Virtual BLOXcon Top Hat, the ROBLOX World Tour Hot Air Balloon and the ROBLOX World Tour Lightning Guitar are the only convention-era items that can be bought, sold or traded.
Which Roblox convention Limited is the rarest?
The London BLOXcon Black Fedora, with 380 copies in circulation as of September 2026. The Roblox Rally 2011 Top Hat is next at 567 copies, followed by the Virtual BLOXcon Headphones at 753.
Why are the Chicago and New York BLOXcon fedoras untradeable?
Roblox never gave them the Limited tag. All three city black fedoras were granted the same way to attendees who bought tickets before the April 5, 2013 deadline, but Roblox's item data marks only the London version as Limited, so the Chicago and New York copies stay locked in the inventories of the players who earned them.
How do you get a Roblox Rally 2011 Top Hat now?
Buy it from a reseller or trade for it. It was granted only to players who attended the Roblox Rally on August 1, 2011 in San Francisco, and Roblox has never re-released it. The cheapest listing sits at 29,786 R$ as of September 11, 2026.
What was BLOXcon?
Roblox's real-world convention series. The 2013 edition ran as a tour with a San Mateo kickoff on May 18 and 19 and stops in Chicago on July 13, London on July 27 and New York City on August 10, capped by a Virtual BLOXcon livestream on September 21. The 2014 event was online only, and the Roblox Developers Conference replaced it in 2015.
Why is the London BLOXcon Black Fedora asking 90,000 R$ with a 17,545 R$ RAP?
Because sales are rare. RAP moves one tenth of the way toward each completed sale, so on an item with 380 copies and long gaps between trades it lags badly behind what sellers are actually asking. The ask ladder is the better guide to what you would pay today.
Are the ROBLOX World Tour gears worth buying?
They are the cheapest and most available items in this group, with 4,021 and 3,251 copies and floors in the thousands of Robux. That makes them easy to own and slow to appreciate. The 30% marketplace fee on classic Limited resales means you need roughly a 1.43x move to break even on a flip.
Will Roblox ever release new convention Limiteds?
Nothing has been announced. Roblox's developer conference still produces event items, and RDC-themed pieces do appear in the market, though they are UGC Limiteds, the community-made collectibles, which can be resold but never traded. The supply of tradeable convention history made by Roblox itself remains fixed at six items.