The steepest climb on Sep 11, 2026 was a UGC Limited: the (CODE: GVS) [⏳ANIMATED EYE] Green Overseer Crown went from 2,888 R$ to 20,000 R$, up 17,112 R$ and 592.5% on one sale out of 15 copies. Two UGC items tied at the bottom, both down 97.6%: the ⌛ Limited U Fedora w/ Horn slid to 95 R$, and the Headless Horseman's Mori Valkyrie fell 20,500 R$ to 500 R$. Classics had a quietly positive day, 225 of 442 movers rising, led by the Gray Assassin tripling to 87,878 R$, and UGC leaned the same way at 114 up against 100 down. All Limiteds are worth 238.2 billion R$ with classics holding 92.6%, and the day's trading flipped that: UGC moved 85.0% of the copies for 15.4% of the Robux.
Quick answer: The biggest gainer on Sep 11, 2026 was the (CODE: GVS) [⏳ANIMATED EYE] Green Overseer Crown at +592.5%, and the biggest fallers were the ⌛ Limited U Fedora w/ Horn and the Headless Horseman's Mori Valkyrie, both at -97.6%. Risers beat fallers in both markets, 225 to 202 in classics and 114 to 100 in UGC.
A few words first. "Sale avg" is the average price an item sold for that day, a "print" is one recorded sale, and "Sales" is how many times it sold. RAP (Recent Average Price) is Roblox's smoothed running average of an item's sale prices. A Limited has a fixed number of copies that players resell; a classic Limited was made by Roblox and can be traded, while a UGC Limited was made by an independent creator and can only be resold. "Float" is how many copies exist, which is why one sale can send a thin item's percentage flying, and a "gem" is a scarce, high-value Limited that can sit untouched for months.
Winners: which Roblox Limiteds rose the most on Sep 11, 2026?
Classic Limiteds
| Item | Prev sale avg | Sep 11 sale avg | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22,000 R$ (Sep 3) | 87,878 R$ | +65,878 R$ | +299.4% | 1 | |
| 6,899 R$ | 21,267 R$ | +14,368 R$ | +208.3% | 1 | |
| 5,500 R$ (Sep 9) | 12,482 R$ | +6,982 R$ | +126.9% | 4 | |
| 850 R$ | 1,500 R$ | +650 R$ | +76.5% | 2 | |
| 7,000 R$ (Sep 8) | 12,243 R$ | +5,243 R$ | +74.9% | 1 | |
| 3,722 R$ | 6,500 R$ | +2,778 R$ | +74.6% | 2 | |
| 11,500 R$ (Sep 4) | 19,777 R$ | +8,277 R$ | +72.0% | 1 | |
| 7,999 R$ (Sep 9) | 12,999 R$ | +5,000 R$ | +62.5% | 1 |
Five of these eight moved on a single print, so each is one buyer's decision. Take the Gray Assassin: 498 copies, no trade since Sep 3, and one person paid 87,878 R$ against a 22,762 R$ RAP. The Spectral Sword of Illusions is the one worth watching, with four separate sales behind its 12,482 R$.
UGC Limiteds
| Item | Prev sale avg | Sep 11 sale avg | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2,888 R$ (Sep 7) | 20,000 R$ | +17,112 R$ | +592.5% | 1 | |
| 749 R$ (Sep 7) | 3,000 R$ | +2,251 R$ | +300.5% | 1 | |
| 500 R$ (Sep 7) | 1,300 R$ | +800 R$ | +160.0% | 1 | |
| 595 R$ (Sep 8) | 1,498 R$ | +903 R$ | +151.8% | 1 | |
| 1,798 R$ (Sep 9) | 4,435 R$ | +2,637 R$ | +146.7% | 2 | |
| 587 R$ (Sep 4) | 1,388 R$ | +801 R$ | +136.5% | 1 | |
| 1,000 R$ | 1,990 R$ | +990 R$ | +99.0% | 1 | |
| 625 R$ (Sep 4) | 1,222 R$ | +597 R$ | +95.5% | 2 |
The Green Overseer Crown is about as thin as a market gets: fifteen copies exist, one sold, and that sale sits nearly ten times above its 2,190 R$ RAP. Treat the 592.5% as one data point. The steadier name is Drawing Heart ❤️, which took two sales to reach 4,435 R$ and now trades above its 2,176 R$ RAP.
Losers: which Roblox Limiteds fell the most on Sep 11, 2026?
Classic Limiteds
| Item | Prev sale avg | Sep 11 sale avg | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 38,139 R$ (Sep 9) | 9,595 R$ | -28,544 R$ | -74.8% | 1 | |
| 1,832 R$ | 809 R$ | -1,023 R$ | -55.8% | 4 | |
| 2,500 R$ (Sep 7) | 1,300 R$ | -1,200 R$ | -48.0% | 1 | |
| 3,799 R$ (Sep 7) | 2,000 R$ | -1,799 R$ | -47.4% | 1 | |
| 4,050 R$ (Sep 4) | 2,200 R$ | -1,850 R$ | -45.7% | 1 | |
| 14,500 R$ (Sep 9) | 8,000 R$ | -6,500 R$ | -44.8% | 1 | |
| 3,299 R$ | 2,000 R$ | -1,299 R$ | -39.4% | 1 | |
| 1,368 R$ (Sep 7) | 850 R$ | -518 R$ | -37.9% | 1 |
Seven of the eight classic fallers moved on one sale each, which makes the Racing Helmet the row to take seriously: four copies at 809 R$ average, down from 1,832 R$. The Steampunk Robin Hood tops the table on one print at 9,595 R$, well under its 31,039 R$ RAP, so someone took a fast exit.
UGC Limiteds
| Item | Prev sale avg | Sep 11 sale avg | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4,000 R$ (Sep 7) | 95 R$ | -3,905 R$ | -97.6% | 1 | |
| 21,000 R$ (Sep 9) | 500 R$ | -20,500 R$ | -97.6% | 1 | |
| 2,081 R$ | 95 R$ | -1,986 R$ | -95.4% | 3 | |
| 2,000 R$ (Sep 8) | 149 R$ | -1,851 R$ | -92.6% | 1 | |
| 1,000 R$ (Sep 8) | 95 R$ | -905 R$ | -90.5% | 1 | |
| 555 R$ (Sep 5) | 55 R$ | -500 R$ | -90.1% | 1 | |
| 500 R$ (Sep 4) | 65 R$ | -435 R$ | -87.0% | 1 | |
| 1,440 R$ | 200 R$ | -1,240 R$ | -86.1% | 1 |
Five of these eight printed at 95 R$, 65 R$ or 55 R$, the resale floor on Roblox, where someone takes whatever is on offer. The Headless Horseman's Mori Valkyrie sits apart at 500 R$, above the floor and still 97.6% below its Sep 9 trade, which reads as a genuine repricing after a spike.
Biggest Robux Moves: which Limiteds gained and lost the most Robux on Sep 11, 2026?
Classic Limiteds
| Item | Prev sale avg | Sep 11 sale avg | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2,100,000 R$ (Sep 9) | 2,500,000 R$ | +400,000 R$ | +19.0% | 1 | |
| 22,000 R$ (Sep 3) | 87,878 R$ | +65,878 R$ | +299.4% | 1 | |
| 6,899 R$ | 21,267 R$ | +14,368 R$ | +208.3% | 1 | |
| 22,500 R$ | 32,000 R$ | +9,500 R$ | +42.2% | 2 | |
| 165,000 R$ | 125,000 R$ | -40,000 R$ | -24.2% | 1 | |
| 38,139 R$ (Sep 9) | 9,595 R$ | -28,544 R$ | -74.8% | 1 | |
| 416,699 R$ | 390,000 R$ | -26,699 R$ | -6.4% | 1 | |
| 72,905 R$ (Sep 8) | 50,000 R$ | -22,905 R$ | -31.4% | 1 |
The Frozen Horns of the Frigid Planes carried the largest Robux swing of the day in either market and either direction: one sale at 2,500,000 R$, up 400,000 R$ from its Sep 9 print. Only 2,419 copies exist, and trades at this level move the top of the most expensive Limiteds list.
UGC Limiteds
| Item | Prev sale avg | Sep 11 sale avg | Change | % | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2,888 R$ (Sep 7) | 20,000 R$ | +17,112 R$ | +592.5% | 1 | |
| 10,800 R$ (Sep 3) | 20,000 R$ | +9,200 R$ | +85.2% | 1 | |
| 7,000 R$ (Sep 4) | 11,200 R$ | +4,200 R$ | +60.0% | 1 | |
| 1,798 R$ (Sep 9) | 4,435 R$ | +2,637 R$ | +146.7% | 2 | |
| 21,000 R$ (Sep 9) | 500 R$ | -20,500 R$ | -97.6% | 1 | |
| 4,000 R$ (Sep 7) | 95 R$ | -3,905 R$ | -97.6% | 1 | |
| 3,900 R$ (Sep 5) | 1,000 R$ | -2,900 R$ | -74.4% | 1 | |
| 4,863 R$ | 2,651 R$ | -2,212 R$ | -45.5% | 3 |
Two UGC items reached 20,000 R$ on Sep 11, and the Gauntlet Of A Perfect Puppeteer got there the more convincing way, climbing 85.2% from a 10,800 R$ base on 100 copies. The Black Sparkle Fedora + Crown and Horns is the only faller here with more than one sale, and its three prints read as ordinary drift.
Gems Back on the Market: which rare Roblox Limiteds traded again on Sep 11, 2026?
Classic Limiteds
| Item | First sale since | Prior price | Sep 11 sale | Sales | RAP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 7, 2026 | 1,966,666 R$ | 85,000 R$ | 1 | 453,363 R$ | |
| Jul 31, 2026 | 35,000 R$ | 25,000 R$ | 1 | 97,100 R$ | |
| Feb 8, 2026 | 180,000 R$ | 150,000 R$ | 1 | 83,834 R$ | |
| Aug 6, 2026 | 135,000 R$ | 64,000 R$ | 1 | 58,330 R$ | |
| Mar 19, 2026 | 150,000 R$ | 80,000 R$ | 1 | 54,500 R$ | |
| Aug 11, 2026 | 18,499 R$ | 14,392 R$ | 2 | 20,169 R$ |
Six classics woke up on Sep 11, and all six sold below whatever they last traded for. Mr. Hatbot is the headline: 565 copies, last traded on Mar 7 at 1,966,666 R$, and it changed hands 188 days later at 85,000 R$ against a 453,363 R$ RAP. That sits far above any resale floor, so somebody chose to pay it, and the RAP was carrying an old number the market no longer supports.
Three of the six printed above their RAP: the Sapphire Starstone of the Federation at 150,000 R$ on an 83,834 R$ RAP after 215 quiet days, The Red King at 80,000 R$ on a 54,500 R$ RAP, and Stunna Shades at 64,000 R$ on a 58,330 R$ RAP. The Starstone is rarest at 202 copies and sits with the priciest classic hats.
Most Traded: which Roblox Limiteds changed hands most on Sep 11, 2026?
Copies that changed hands between players on Sep 11, counting only items whose launch stock was already gone.
Classic Limiteds
| Item | Copies traded | Avg price | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | 4,013 R$ | 3,636 R$ | 3,799 R$ | |
| 134 | 4,378 R$ | 4,635 R$ | 4,799 R$ | |
| 101 | 26,708 R$ | 26,907 R$ | 27,997 R$ | |
| 96 | 942 R$ | 927 R$ | 998 R$ | |
| 86 | 2,471 R$ | 2,093 R$ | 2,262 R$ | |
| 78 | 433 R$ | 419 R$ | 477 R$ | |
| 77 | 274 R$ | 293 R$ | 295 R$ | |
| 75 | 285 R$ | 274 R$ | 299 R$ |
The Verdant Crown led classics with 151 copies at an average of 4,013 R$, a touch over its 3,636 R$ RAP. The 8-Bit Royal Crown is the standout for value: 101 copies at 26,708 R$ each is roughly 2.7 million R$ in one item. Most of this board trades in a tight band around RAP, which is what a liquid item looks like; the crowns collection has the cheaper end.
UGC Limiteds
| Item | Copies traded | Avg price | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | 220 R$ | 223 R$ | 227 R$ | |
| 31 | 603 R$ | 1,218 R$ | 1,450 R$ | |
| 28 | 791 R$ | 1,141 R$ | 1,161 R$ | |
| 21 | 474 R$ | 421 R$ | 363 R$ | |
| 19 | 131 R$ | 162 R$ | 190 R$ | |
| 19 | 374 R$ | 388 R$ | 390 R$ | |
| 18 | 55 R$ | 55 R$ | 55 R$ | |
| 18 | 435 R$ | 624 R$ | 958 R$ |
UGC volume runs well below classics: 50 copies tops this table against 151 on the other. The [⏳LIMITED] Black Clockworks Shades sold out on Sep 10 and moved 28 copies the next day at an average of 791 R$, which is what a fresh sellout looks like. The [⏳LIMITED] Galaxy Dual Scythe traded at 603 R$ against a 1,450 R$ ask, a gap that means the cheap listings got cleared.
Creator Watch: which UGC creators moved the most Robux this week?
Robux that changed hands across each UGC creator's Limiteds over the seven days to Sep 11, against the seven days before.
Risers
| Creator | Items traded | Prior 7 days | Last 7 days | Change | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | 67,040 R$ | 394,664 R$ | +327,624 R$ | +488.7% | |
| 42 | 221,776 R$ | 510,753 R$ | +288,977 R$ | +130.3% | |
| 58 | 95,975 R$ | 293,720 R$ | +197,745 R$ | +206.0% | |
| 53 | 876,826 R$ | 1,041,968 R$ | +165,142 R$ | +18.8% | |
| 8 | 109,946 R$ | 219,397 R$ | +109,451 R$ | +99.5% | |
| 7 | 77,539 R$ | 177,627 R$ | +100,088 R$ | +129.1% | |
| 2 | 6,900 R$ | 99,500 R$ | +92,600 R$ | +1342.0% | |
| 7 | 48,300 R$ | 124,560 R$ | +76,260 R$ | +157.9% | |
| 11 | 296,308 R$ | 370,142 R$ | +73,834 R$ | +24.9% | |
| 20 | 178,765 R$ | 251,579 R$ | +72,814 R$ | +40.7% |
Fallers
| Creator | Items traded | Prior 7 days | Last 7 days | Change | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 216 | 1,168,145 R$ | 845,823 R$ | -322,322 R$ | -27.6% | |
| 27 | 529,651 R$ | 218,135 R$ | -311,516 R$ | -58.8% | |
| 244 | 1,010,254 R$ | 740,707 R$ | -269,547 R$ | -26.7% | |
| 15 | 335,581 R$ | 118,147 R$ | -217,434 R$ | -64.8% | |
| 0 | 207,005 R$ | 0 R$ | -207,005 R$ | -100.0% | |
| 410 | 674,622 R$ | 472,740 R$ | -201,882 R$ | -29.9% | |
| 0 | 200,925 R$ | 0 R$ | -200,925 R$ | -100.0% | |
| 22 | 319,915 R$ | 130,031 R$ | -189,884 R$ | -59.4% | |
| 19 | 296,662 R$ | 109,149 R$ | -187,513 R$ | -63.2% | |
| 221 | 827,942 R$ | 652,260 R$ | -175,682 R$ | -21.2% |
The biggest week in plain Robux belongs to Backgrounds Incorporated, whose 14 traded items moved 1,256,563 R$ in the seven days to Sep 11 without appearing on either list above. R&S UGCS is second at 1,041,968 R$, and it also placed Black Clockworks Shades and Blue Valk on the most traded board. Velvet Hub gained most, nearly sextupling to 394,664 R$. The creators leaderboard has more.
Market Cap and Market Share: how big is the Roblox Limiteds market?
Market cap is the total value of every Limited that has a price; turnover is how much of that value changed hands in a day.
Market cap and share
| Market | Market cap | Share of value | Change vs Sep 10 | Turnover |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Limiteds | 220.6B R$ | 92.6% | -0.0% | 0.010% |
| UGC Limiteds | 17.6B R$ | 7.4% | -0.1% | 0.023% |
| Total | 238.2B R$ | 100.0% | -0.0% | 0.011% |
The day's activity
| Market | Copies sold | Share of copies | Robux traded | Share of Robux | Avg per copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Limiteds | 4,572 | 15.0% | 22,168,625 R$ | 84.6% | 4,849 R$ |
| UGC Limiteds | 25,877 | 85.0% | 4,041,669 R$ | 15.4% | 156 R$ |
| Total | 30,449 | 100.0% | 26,210,294 R$ | 100.0% | 861 R$ |
Free claims
| Market | Items given away | Claimed free | Free as a share of everything that moved |
|---|---|---|---|
| UGC Limiteds | 359 | 16,350 | 38.7% |
The first chart shows where the money sits, the second where the trading happens, and they point opposite ways.
Here is the inversion in one line. Classics moved 4,572 copies on Sep 11, just 15.0% of everything that sold, and those copies carried 22,168,625 R$, or 84.6% of the day's Robux, at 4,849 R$ a copy. UGC moved 25,877 copies, 85.0% of the total, for 4,041,669 R$ and 15.4% of the Robux, at 156 R$ a copy. A classic copy costs about thirty-one times a UGC one. The stock figures echo it: 2,534 classics carrying a price hold 220.6 billion R$ against 17.6 billion R$ across 113,203 UGC Limiteds.
Copies sold, share of copies and average per copy above count bought copies only. On top of the 25,877 UGC copies bought, another 16,350 were claimed free across 359 items, 38.7% of everything that moved on the UGC side. No classic Limited was given away. The biggest was the Forgotten Island Official Yum Yum Bird Head from Forgotten Island Official Movie at 2,655 claims.
Day to day the market barely budged, classics and the combined total both under a tenth of a percent. The week tells a different story: against Sep 4, classic value is down 2.1% while UGC is up 1.1%, a split the line chart shows opening on Sep 8. UGC also turned over 0.023% of its value against 0.010% for classics.
Market Breadth: did more Roblox Limiteds rise or fall on Sep 11, 2026?
Breadth counts how many items went up against how many went down.
Classic Limiteds: 225 of 442 rose, 202 fell, 15 finished level. UGC Limiteds: 114 of 292 rose, 100 fell, 78 finished level. Combined, 339 of 734 movers rose and 302 fell.
Both markets tilted the same way on Sep 11, which does not happen every day. The margins are slim, 23 items in classics and 14 in UGC, so call it a gently positive session. The flat count is worth noting: 78 of 292 UGC movers closed at exactly their previous average, the mark of a market parked at the resale floor. The deals page tracks items trading below RAP, and the items leaderboard ranks by value.
All the figures above come from RBX Invest's own record of Roblox Limited sales on Sep 11, 2026.
This report is for information only and is not financial advice. Prices on thin items can move a long way on one trade.
Next report tomorrow.
FAQ
How are these movers measured?
Each item's average sale price on Sep 11, 2026 is compared against its average sale price on its previous trading day. That is the whole calculation. An item whose previous sale landed on Sep 3 is measured against Sep 3, which is why several rows above carry an older date in the prev column.
What is RAP?
RAP stands for Recent Average Price. Every time an item sells, Roblox updates it with the formula New RAP = Old RAP + (Sale Price - Old RAP) / 10, so it is an exponentially smoothed average across an item's whole sale history. It moves slowly, which is why a single unusual trade shows up in the day's sale average long before it shows up in RAP.
What was the biggest Roblox Limited gainer on Sep 11, 2026?
The (CODE: GVS) [⏳ANIMATED EYE] Green Overseer Crown rose 592.5%, from 2,888 R$ to 20,000 R$. That came from one sale on an item with only 15 copies in existence. The biggest classic gainer was the Gray Assassin, up 299.4% to 87,878 R$, also on a single print.
What is the total Roblox Limiteds market cap?
The whole Limiteds market is worth 238.2 billion R$. Classic Limiteds account for 220.6 billion R$ of that, or 92.6%, and UGC Limiteds for 17.6 billion R$, or 7.4%. A few thousand classics hold nearly all the value while more than a hundred thousand UGC items share the rest.
Which market moved more copies, and which moved more Robux?
UGC moved far more copies and classics moved far more Robux. On Sep 11, UGC Limiteds accounted for 25,877 of the 30,449 copies sold, 85.0% of the total, but only 4,041,669 R$ of the 26,210,294 R$ traded. Classics moved 4,572 copies for 22,168,625 R$, which works out to 4,849 R$ per copy against 156 R$ for UGC.
What does it mean when the Sales column reads 1?
It means exactly one copy of that item sold that day, so the whole percentage move rests on one buyer and one seller. On Limiteds with a small float, a single print can swing the number hundreds of percent without telling you much about demand. The Green Overseer Crown's 592.5% gain came from one sale out of 15 copies.
Which UGC creator's items moved the most Robux this week?
Backgrounds Incorporated, at 1,256,563 R$ across 14 traded items in the seven days to Sep 11, 2026. R&S UGCS follows at 1,041,968 R$ across 53 items, and it was also the only creator to place two items on the UGC most traded board. Velvet Hub posted the largest gain, up 327,624 R$ to 394,664 R$.
How is a UGC Limited different from a classic Limited?
A classic Limited was made by Roblox itself and can be both traded between players and resold for Robux. A UGC Limited was made by an independent creator, and resale is the only way it changes hands. Classics are far scarcer and more valuable per copy, which is why 2,534 of them outweigh 113,203 UGC Limiteds by more than twelve to one in total value.