The Xanwood series is Roblox's wood-grain finish, a dark hardwood texture the company stamped onto eight catalog items between December 2013 and January 2019. Only three of them are Limiteds, meaning items Roblox stopped selling that players can now resell and trade: the Xanwood Crown, the Xanwood Fedora and the Xanwood Bunny Ears. The crown is the one with real money behind it, at 251 copies and a RAP of 101,240 Robux in RBX Invest catalog data as of September 8, 2026. Three more Xanwood items are still sitting in the catalog at their original prices right now, which almost nobody notices.
Quick answer: Xanwood is a Roblox texture line of eight items, three of which are Limiteds. The Xanwood Crown leads the family with 251 copies, a 101,240 R$ RAP and a 194,999 R$ lowest ask. The Xanwood Fedora and Xanwood Bunny Ears trade in the five-figure and four-figure range, and the Cowboy, Back Guitar and Katana are still buyable from Roblox for 250, 350 and 150 Robux.
| Xanwood at a glance | |
|---|---|
| What it is | A dark hardwood texture Roblox applied across hats, a back accessory and one gear item |
| First item | Xanwood Chicken Hat, December 1, 2013 |
| Last item | Xanwood Back Guitar, January 14, 2019 |
| Items in the family | 8 |
| Limiteds among them | 3 |
| Rarest Limited | Xanwood Crown, 251 copies |
| Highest RAP | Xanwood Crown, 101,240 R$ |
| Still on sale today | Xanwood Cowboy (250 R$), Xanwood Back Guitar (350 R$), Xanwood Katana (150 R$) |
What is the Xanwood series on Roblox? A dark hardwood texture
Xanwood is a finish. Roblox built most of the family by taking hat meshes it already owned and repainting them, a practice traders call a retexture: the mesh is the 3D shape of an item, the texture is the picture wrapped around that shape, and a retexture keeps the first and swaps the second. That is the same logic behind Sparkle Time, Bluesteel and the closely related Wanwood line.
Wanwood matters here because Xanwood exists in its shadow. Wanwood is the mossy, rotting-bark finish Roblox has used since 2007, and it carries the family's monster item, a ten-copy crown with a RAP in the millions. Xanwood is the drier, darker hardwood version that showed up six years later.
The Roblox Wiki records an origin story for that split. It credits the Xanwood Chicken Hat's retexture to the user Iciness and quotes him saying the hat was meant to use the Wanwood material until BrightEyes, then running Roblox's catalog, told him there were already too many Wanwood items. He changed the wood, and the new material got a new name. That is community-documented lore, so treat it as a story and don't price an item on it. BrightEyes' fingerprints are all over this era of the catalog, as our Brighteyes series history covers.
Every Xanwood Limited, ranked by what traders actually pay
Three Xanwood items carry Limited status. The order below follows trader consensus on street value, the rough price experienced traders agree an item is worth, which in this family happens to match the RAP order. RAP means Recent Average Price, Roblox's smoothed running average of an item's sale prices. Copies is how many exist. The lowest resale ask is the cheapest copy anyone currently has listed, which traders call the floor. All figures are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 8, 2026.
| Item | Released | Copies | RAP | Lowest resale ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Xanwood Crown |
Dec 2013 | 251 | 101,240 R$ | 194,999 R$ |
 Xanwood Fedora |
Nov 2014 | 2,581 | 16,662 R$ | 19,986 R$ |
 Xanwood Bunny Ears |
Apr 2014 | 1,482 | 9,649 R$ | 8,500 R$ |
Two of the three ask more than their RAP. That gap is normal on old classic Limiteds with small supply: the cheap copies get bought, the holders who remain are patient, and RAP keeps reporting sales that happened months ago. RAP is an exponentially smoothed average across an item's whole sale history, so on a family this quiet the ask is closer to what you will actually pay.
Xanwood Crown: the 251-copy crown that carries the family
Roblox created the crown's asset on December 24, 2013 and published it on December 28 for 5,000 Robux against a stock of 250 copies, according to community records. Our catalog counts 251 copies today. It was sold as a Limited Unique, which means every copy carries a serial number stamped in the order it sold, and low serials trade at a premium of their own. Our guide to Roblox Limited serial numbers explains how much that is worth.
The shape is borrowed. It is the same simple crown mesh Roblox used for the Golden Crown line and for The Wanwood Crown, which is why the piece turns up in our Golden Crown series history too. Set the two wood crowns side by side and the supply gap explains everything: The Wanwood Crown has 10 copies and a RAP of 2,442,902, while Xanwood has 251 and a RAP of 101,240. Same silhouette, different universe.
Scarcity here is moderate. Of the 2,920 classic Limiteds we track, 481 have 251 copies or fewer and 360 carry a RAP at or above the Xanwood Crown's. That puts it inside the top eighth of Roblox-made Limiteds by price without approaching gem territory, a gem being a scarce, high-value Limited that trades in the millions. Its 194,999 standing ask sits at nearly double RAP, and trader consensus on the crown's street value also sits above RAP, so that ask is a serious one. You can see where it lands against the rest of the shelf in the crowns collection.
Xanwood Fedora: a 2014 sale item that only went Limited in 2023
The fedora is the family's oddity. Community records say Roblox published it on November 29, 2014 on a short timer, then brought it back twice during 2015 sale events, and that it left the catalog with roughly 2,600 copies sold. Our data counts 2,581 today. Its catalog description is one line: "The Xanwood Mafia is real."
What makes it interesting is the delay. Community records date its Limited status to February 1, 2023, more than seven years after it went offsale, meaning no longer sold by Roblox. Items sitting offsale can be switched to Limited status at any point, which instantly gives a dead item a resale market, a mechanic we break down in how offsale Roblox items become Limiteds. Anyone holding a Xanwood Fedora in 2022 owned an unsellable hat. In 2023 they owned a tradeable Limited, and today the floor on it is 19,986 Robux.
It also sits in one of the platform's most collected shape families. If you want to compare it against the rest of that shelf, the fedoras collection ranks them live, and our fedora family history covers the line it borrows from.
Xanwood Bunny Ears: the cheapest way into the family
Roblox published these on April 19, 2014 for 250 Robux, and community records date their Limited conversion to September 26, 2022, a few months before the fedora's. With 1,482 copies and an 8,500 Robux floor, this is the entry point: the only Xanwood Limited whose ask sits below its RAP, and the only one a mid-sized account can buy without planning around it.
They are only a distant relative of Roblox's Easter releases, a distinction our Bunny Ears series history draws out.
Which Xanwood items are not Limiteds? Five, and three are still on sale
The other five members never went Limited, so they gain no resale value and cannot be traded. Three of them can still be bought straight from Roblox at their listed price, which we confirmed against Roblox's own catalog data on September 8, 2026.
| Item | Released | Price | Status today |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xanwood Chicken Hat | Dec 1, 2013 | 500 R$ | Offsale, not a Limited |
| Captain Xanwood | Feb 2014 | Gift card code | Offsale, not a Limited |
| Xanwood Cowboy | Mar 22, 2015 | 250 R$ | On sale |
 Xanwood Katana (gear) |
Aug 27, 2016 | 150 R$ | On sale |
| Xanwood Back Guitar | Jan 14, 2019 | 350 R$ | On sale |
The Chicken Hat is the family's first item and its shortest sale, up for a single day in December 2013 at 500 Robux, with community records putting the run at about 1,060 copies. Captain Xanwood was never sold for Robux at all. It came from a code on a Roblox gift card sold through the retailer GAME in February 2014, the same kind of retail exclusive covered in our gift card items guide.
Those two are the ones collectors watch, because a low-supply offsale item is the profile Roblox has repeatedly converted to Limited status. No announcement exists, so nobody should buy on that guess.
Are the UGC items named Xanwood part of the series? No, they are homages
Since 2023, community creators have published a run of UGC Limiteds borrowing the name. UGC means user-generated content, items published by independent creators, and UGC Limiteds cannot be traded at all, only resold through the Marketplace. Xanwood Antlers at 50 copies and Xanwood Legacy Bling at 10 copies are among the more traded of them, both carrying RAPs near 1,100 Robux.
Two cautions before you buy one. There is a community-made item literally called Xanwood Fedora with 11 copies and a 327 RAP, sharing a name with the 2,581-copy Roblox original, so check the creator and the asset id first, the habit we walk through in our guide to fake Limiteds and name-squatting. And asks at this end of the market mean very little: one 11-copy Xanwood piece currently sits listed at over 8.6 million Robux against a RAP of 244. A listing is only the seller's opinion.
What drives Xanwood prices? Supply, and a shape people already wanted
Borrowed shapes. Every valuable Xanwood item wears a mesh that was already popular. The crown rides the same shape as two much rarer crowns, the fedora rides one of the most collected hat silhouettes on Roblox. The texture alone has never carried an item here.
Supply, in the usual order. 251 copies beats 1,482 beats 2,581, and prices line up with that once you allow for the fedora's shape premium.
A thin, slow market. These trade rarely, which is why two of the three ask more than their RAP and why one sale moves the reported average more than it moves the real price.
Collector's outlook: one item worth watching, two worth wearing
The Xanwood Crown is the only piece here with a serious case behind it. Sub-300-copy Roblox-made crowns are a small club, it is serialized, and its shape has proven staying power across three separate texture families. The gap between the 101,240 RAP and the 194,999 ask is the thing to study before bidding, since it tells you the cheap copies are gone.
The fedora and the bunny ears are wearable classics with modest upside. Both were converted from dead offsale items inside the last four years, which means their trading history is short and their price discovery is still happening. Watch them on the items leaderboard or catch below-RAP listings in the Deals feed, which needs a signed-in account.
Before you flip anything, run the fee math. Reselling a classic Limited costs 30% of the sale price to Roblox, so you keep 70%, and a copy has to resell for roughly 1.43 times what you paid before you have made a single Robux. On an 8,500 Robux pair of bunny ears that means selling above about 12,150 just to break even. Reselling also requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on the seller's account, and trading requires one on both sides. None of this is financial advice, and thin markets like this one move hard on single sales.
Copy counts, RAP figures and lowest asks come from RBX Invest catalog data as of September 8, 2026; current on-sale prices and Limited Unique status were checked against Roblox's own catalog data the same day; release dates, original prices, Limited conversion dates and the series' origin story come from the community-maintained Roblox Wiki and are flagged as such in the text.
FAQ
What is the Xanwood series in Roblox?
Xanwood is a dark hardwood texture Roblox applied to eight catalog items between December 2013 and January 2019, including hats, a back accessory and one gear item. It is a texture family, and it is the drier counterpart to Roblox's older Wanwood finish.
How many Xanwood items are Limiteds?
Three: the Xanwood Crown, the Xanwood Fedora and the Xanwood Bunny Ears. The other five members never received Limited status, so they cannot be traded and hold no resale value.
What is the rarest Xanwood item?
The Xanwood Crown, with 251 copies. It sold on December 28, 2013 for 5,000 Robux against a stock of 250, according to community records, and it is a Limited Unique, so every copy carries a serial number.
How much is the Xanwood Crown worth?
Its RAP is 101,240 Robux and the cheapest copy currently listed asks 194,999 Robux, per RBX Invest data on September 8, 2026. Trader consensus places its street value above the RAP figure, which is why the standing ask is nearly double it.
Can you still buy Xanwood items from Roblox?
Yes, three of them. The Xanwood Cowboy (250 Robux), the Xanwood Katana gear (150 Robux) and the Xanwood Back Guitar (350 Robux) were all still listed in Roblox's catalog on September 8, 2026. None of the three is a Limited, so buying one is a purchase to wear.
Why did the Xanwood Fedora become a Limited so late?
Roblox sold it in 2014 and 2015, then left it offsale for years before switching it to Limited status, which community records date to February 1, 2023. Roblox can convert any offsale item to a Limited whenever it chooses, and doing so gives an item that nobody could sell a live resale market overnight.
What is the difference between Wanwood and Xanwood?
They are two separate wood textures. Wanwood is the mossy, weathered finish Roblox has used since 2007 and it holds the far more valuable items, including a ten-copy crown with a RAP above 2.4 million Robux. Xanwood arrived in 2013 as a darker hardwood look and its best item, the Xanwood Crown, sits near 101,000 RAP.
Are the UGC items named Xanwood worth buying?
They are unrelated homages made by community creators, and most have single-digit or double-digit copy counts with RAPs around 1,100 Robux or less. Check the creator and asset id before buying, since at least one community item shares its exact name with the Roblox original.