Fourteen Thanksgiving-themed classic Limiteds show up in RBX Invest catalog data, released between October 2009 and November 2017, and the most valuable one today is the CotM: November Football Fowl at a RAP of 27,803 R$ across 495 copies. A Limited is an item Roblox stopped selling, so the only copies left are the ones players already own. A classic Limited is one Roblox itself made, and RAP (Recent Average Price) is Roblox's smoothed average of what an item has recently sold for. Every Thanksgiving Limited Roblox published is sold out, so buying from another player is the only way to get one, and RAPs across the family run from 468 R$ to 27,803 R$.
Quick answer: The CotM: November Football Fowl is the most valuable Roblox Thanksgiving Limited, at 27,803 R$ RAP with 495 copies. The cheapest members are the free giveaway items from 2012 to 2014, which trade under 800 R$ because Roblox handed out tens of thousands of each one.
| Thanksgiving Limited | Released | Launch price | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 CotM: November Football Fowl |
Nov 25, 2014 | 1,100 R$ | 495 | 27,803 R$ | 55,000 R$ |
 Magical Turkey Wand |
Nov 19, 2011 | 750 R$ | 593 | 13,410 R$ | 15,910 R$ |
 Turkey's Vengeance Sword |
Nov 19, 2011 | 500 R$ | 1,477 | 10,670 R$ | 10,000 R$ |
 Canadian Thanksgiving Hat |
Oct 12, 2009 | 60 R$ | 610 | 7,884 R$ | 30,000 R$ |
 Portrait of a Hero on Thanksgiving |
Nov 21, 2017 | 2,000 R$ | 552 | 7,750 R$ | 9,387 R$ |
 Thanksgiving Parade Balloon 2011: Fried Turkey Tel |
Nov 23, 2011 | 100 R$ | 1,970 | 3,860 R$ | 3,200 R$ |
 Angry Pilgrim |
Nov 22, 2013 | 100 R$ | 1,200 | 3,577 R$ | 3,462 R$ |
 Turkey Shoulderfriend |
Nov 22, 2013 | 150 R$ | 1,844 | 3,310 R$ | 2,980 R$ |
 Apple Pie |
Nov 24, 2009 | 200 R$ | 22,657 | 2,264 R$ | 1,995 R$ |
 Cornucopia Headphones |
Nov 22, 2013 | 100 R$ | 2,501 | 2,079 R$ | 2,049 R$ |
 Turkey Tie 2012 |
Nov 21, 2012 | Free | 52,932 | 690 R$ | 798 R$ |
 Golden Pilgrim Hat |
Nov 23, 2013 | Free | 34,411 | 588 R$ | 700 R$ |
 Gobble Gobble |
Nov 25, 2009 | Free | 41,426 | 509 R$ | 500 R$ |
 Pumpkin Piephones |
Nov 17, 2014 | Free | 125,200 | 468 R$ | 493 R$ |
Copies means how many exist in total, and lowest ask is the cheapest price any owner currently has a copy listed at. Ranking the family by what traders actually pay lands in the same order as RAP here, because no item in this group trades often enough to have pulled its price away from its sale history.
What is the most valuable Roblox Thanksgiving Limited? The 2014 Football Fowl
The CotM: November Football Fowl went on sale November 25, 2014 for 1,100 Robux, and Roblox's own item data describes it as "November's Chicken of the Month." CotM is short for Chicken of the Month, a monthly hat Roblox ran at the time. The Football Fowl has 495 copies, the smallest run of any Thanksgiving item Roblox made, and that scarcity is doing all the work: it trades at more than double the next item in the family.
The gap between its 27,803 R$ RAP and its 55,000 R$ lowest ask is the part worth studying. When one seller is asking roughly double the smoothed average of past sales, it usually means almost nobody is listing. On a 495-copy item, a handful of owners can set the visible price without a single sale happening. You can watch that spread move on the items leaderboard or hunt for softer asks in the Deals feed, which needs a signed-in account.
Where did Roblox's Thanksgiving Limiteds start? A Canadian hat in 2009
The oldest Thanksgiving item in the family came out for the wrong Thanksgiving. The Canadian Thanksgiving Hat launched October 12, 2009, timed to Canada's holiday, and sold for 60 Robux. Its catalog description still reads: "We offer our northern brothers this ridiculous-looking turkey hat!" With 610 copies it sits fourth in the family by RAP at 7,884 R$, and its 30,000 R$ lowest ask is the widest ask-to-RAP spread of any item here.
Six weeks later Roblox ran the American holiday properly. Apple Pie, a piece of gear, arrived November 24, 2009 at 200 Robux and runs to 22,657 copies. Gobble Gobble followed on November 25, free, with a description that explains the distribution: "Win this by bringing the most turkeys back to the dinner table in the ROBLOX Thanksgiving Turkey Hunt!!!" There are 41,426 copies of it today. An American Thanksgiving Hat went up the same day, described as being "just like the Canadian Thanksgiving hat, only more American," though Roblox's item data shows it offsale today and not flagged as a Limited, so it has no resale market at all.
One older hat turns up in Thanksgiving searches. The Black Tricorne went on sale November 26, 2008, the day before that year's Thanksgiving, and its description jokes that the hat "is an anachronism, and has nothing to do with Thanksgiving." It trades at 2,902 R$ across 4,843 copies and its story sits with the pirate Limiteds.
Why is the 2011 turkey gear the family's strongest tier?
November 19, 2011 gave the family its two best-known pieces, both of them gear. Gear is equipment that drops into your backpack inside experiences that allow it, covered in full in our gear Limiteds guide and ranked on the classic gear collection. The Turkey's Vengeance Sword sold at 500 Robux with 1,477 copies, and its description sets up the joke: "Did you think turkeys were just going to sit there and take it while you ate them?" The Magical Turkey Wand sold at 750 Robux and stopped at 593 copies.
Those two items came out on the same day at similar prices, and the wand now trades about 26% higher (13,410 R$ against 10,670 R$). The copy counts explain it. The wand's supply is under half the sword's, and in a family where nothing trades daily, the thinner float wins. Float is trader shorthand for how many copies are realistically available to buy.
Four days later Roblox added the Thanksgiving Parade Balloon 2011: Fried Turkey Tel at 100 Robux, a hat shaped like a parade float. The catalog name runs out at 50 characters, mid-word. At 1,970 copies it trades at 3,860 R$, and 11,895 accounts have favorited it.
What happened to Roblox's Thanksgiving items after 2013?
November 22, 2013 was the family's busiest day: the Angry Pilgrim at 100 Robux, the Turkey Shoulderfriend at 150, and the Cornucopia Headphones at 100. All three still trade between 2,000 and 3,600 R$, with asks close to their RAPs, which is what a calm, liquid market looks like. If headphone hats are your thing, the headphones collection ranks every one Roblox made.
The next day Roblox gave away the Golden Pilgrim Hat for free, and 34,411 copies exist today. That single decision split the family in two. Everything Roblox charged for kept a price in the thousands. Everything Roblox gave away landed in the bargain bin, where it still sits. The pattern holds across the whole platform, as our look at which Limiteds have the most copies shows.
After 2014 the Thanksgiving output nearly stopped. The Pumpkin Piephones on November 17, 2014 was free and reached 125,200 copies, the largest supply in the family, and the Football Fowl eight days later was the last paid Thanksgiving release for three years.
Which Thanksgiving Limited came last? Portrait of a Hero, 2017
The Portrait of a Hero on Thanksgiving went on sale November 21, 2017 at 2,000 Robux, the highest launch price the family ever carried. It is a waist accessory, meaning it hangs at the avatar's hip, and its description reads "You're the hero of heroes, at the feast of feasts." Its 552 copies now trade at 7,750 R$ with a 9,387 R$ lowest ask.
It closed the line. The same season Roblox published a free Pilgrim Hat and a free Turkey Friend gear item that were never Limiteds, and the holiday has since been handled by ordinary catalog releases and by community creators publishing UGC Limiteds, meaning capped-supply items made by players, which cannot be traded at all.
Are cheap Thanksgiving Limiteds worth buying?
The four free-giveaway items look tempting because you can own a piece of Roblox history for a few hundred Robux. The resale fee is what stops that from being a flip. Roblox takes a 30% marketplace fee on a classic Limited resale, so you keep 70% of whatever the buyer pays. Buy a Pumpkin Piephones at its 493 R$ ask and you need to sell it near 705 R$ to get your Robux back, and the RAP sits at 468. The same math applies to the Turkey Tie 2012 and the Golden Pilgrim Hat.
Reselling also needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on the seller's account, though the buyer needs nothing. Three things actually drive prices in this family:
- Copies first. The 495-copy Football Fowl trades at 59 times the 125,200-copy Pumpkin Piephones.
- Launch price second. Every item Roblox charged for trades in the thousands. Every item it gave away trades under 800 R$.
- Season third. Interest in turkey hats climbs every November, which is the pattern described in our guide to seasonal patterns in the Roblox economy.
The honest caveat: a 495-copy item with one 55,000 R$ ask and no recent sales is easy to buy into and slow to get out of. Thin markets cut both ways. None of this is financial advice, and Limited prices can fall as easily as they rise.
Prices, copy counts and lowest asks come from RBX Invest catalog data as of September 11, 2026; release dates, launch prices and catalog descriptions come from Roblox's own item data for each asset, read the same day.
FAQ
What is the most valuable Roblox Thanksgiving Limited?
The CotM: November Football Fowl, a hat released November 25, 2014, is the most valuable at 27,803 R$ RAP. It has 495 copies, the smallest supply of any Thanksgiving item Roblox published, and its cheapest current listing sits at 55,000 R$.
Can you still buy Thanksgiving items from Roblox?
No. Every Thanksgiving Limited Roblox made is sold out, with zero copies left in stock. The only way to get one is to buy it from another player on the resale market, at whatever the cheapest owner is asking.
Which Roblox Thanksgiving Limited has the most copies?
The Pumpkin Piephones, with 125,200 copies. Roblox gave it away free on November 17, 2014, and that supply is why it trades at 468 R$ RAP, the lowest in the family. The Turkey Tie 2012 is second at 52,932 copies.
Are Roblox Thanksgiving Limiteds tradeable?
Yes. They are classic Limiteds, the category Roblox's marketplace documentation describes as the only tradeable one, so they can move through the player-to-player trade system. Both accounts in a trade need an active Roblox Plus subscription, and trading is restricted for accounts based in South Korea.
Why is the Canadian Thanksgiving Hat listed so far above its RAP?
Because almost nobody lists one. Its RAP of 7,884 R$ reflects past sales, while the 30,000 R$ lowest ask is one owner's price on a 610-copy item. When few copies are listed, the ask can drift a long way from the last sale without anything actually trading.
Do the turkey gear items still work in experiences?
Only where the experience owner has switched gear on, which most have not. The Magical Turkey Wand, Turkey's Vengeance Sword and Apple Pie sit in your backpack when you join a place that allows gear, so they get collected far more often than they get used.
When did Roblox stop making Thanksgiving Limiteds?
November 21, 2017, with the Portrait of a Hero on Thanksgiving. Roblox published free Thanksgiving items that season that were never Limiteds, and the holiday has since been handled by regular catalog releases and community-made UGC Limiteds, which cannot be traded.
How much do you actually keep when reselling a Thanksgiving Limited?
70% of the sale price. Roblox takes a 30% marketplace fee on classic Limited resales, so a 1,000 R$ sale pays out 700 R$ and you need to sell at roughly 1.43 times your cost to break even. On the cheap giveaway items, that gap is larger than the entire price difference between the ask and the RAP.