Blox Fruits Values (2026): Permanent Fruit Prices & Trading Offers

Current permanent Blox Fruits values

Permanent fruits are what the trading market revolves around.

Here are the trading values for all Permanent Blox Fruits, based on over 4,800 active, checked in September 2026.

We group offers by item type and show the low-to-high marketplace range in USD. Values can change after major Blox Fruits updates, new fruit releases, limited skin drops, or sudden seller shortages.

Blox Fruit
Rarity
Trading value range
Trading offers
Rocket
Common
$0.30–$0.50
Spin
Common
$0.30–$0.50
Blade
Common
$0.50–$1
Spring
Common
$0.80–$1.30
Bomb
Common
$1.20–$1.50
Smoke
Common
$1.30–$1.90
Spike
Common
$2–$3
Flame
Uncommon
$3–$5
Ice
Uncommon
$4–$7
Sand
Uncommon
$5–$7
Dark
Uncommon
$5–$7
Eagle
Uncommon
$5–$7
Diamond
Uncommon
$5.60–$7
Light
Rare
$6–$8
Rubber
Rare
$6.50–$9
Ghost
Rare
$7–$10
Magma
Rare
$7–$10
Quake
Legendary
$8–$11
Buddha
Legendary
$9–$12
Love
Legendary
$9–$12
Creation
Legendary
$9–$13
Spider
Legendary
$10–$14
Sound
Legendary
$10–$14
Phoenix
Legendary
$10–$14
Portal
Legendary
$11–$15
Lightning
Legendary
$12–$16
Pain
Legendary
$12–$17
Blizzard
Legendary
$12–$17
Gravity
Mythical
$12–$17
Mammoth
Mythical
$12–$17
T-Rex
Mythical
$12–$17
Dough
Mythical
$13–$17
Shadow
Mythical
$13–$18
Venom
Mythical
$13–$18
Gas
Mythical
$14–$18
Spirit
Mythical
$14–$18
Tiger
Mythical
$16–$19
Yeti
Mythical
$15–$22
Kitsune
Mythical
$21–$30
Control
Mythical
$21–$30
Dragon
Mythical
$25–$40

NOTE:

In Blox Fruits, you must be at least level 700 to start trading. At this level, you gain access to the Second Sea, which is where all trading takes place.

Blox Fruits skin values

The rarest Blox Fruits skins can be more valuable than the Blox Fruits themselves. Premium skins like Ember Dragon are flex items. They don’t affect gameplay, but they signal that you’ve been around for a long while and have cash to spend.

Blox Fruit skin
Trading value range
Trading offers
Ember Dragon
$30–$55+
Galaxy Empyrean Kitsune
$48–$65+
Purple Lightning
$25–$40+
Physical Blox Fruits, game passes, and extras

Some of the popular non-permanent fruits (physical fruits), game passes, and extras like fragments or skins.

Blox Fruit item Trading value range Trading offers Kitsune (physical)

$3–$8
2x Money pass
$2.3–$4
2x Mastery pass
$3–$4
Dark Blade
$6–$11
4,500 Fragments
$3.5–$6
Permanent vs. physical Blox Fruits

Permanent fruits are at the top of the price range because they stay in your account forever (multiple uses).

Permanent Blox Fruit goes into your inventory and stays there forever. You can switch to it at any time, trade it with another player, or gift it through Roblox’s gifting system.

Physical Blox Fruit disappears the moment you eat it. If you want to switch fruits later, you either farm for a new one or buy another.

How Blox Fruits trading works

The Blox Fruits trading system lets you swap fruits, gift permanent fruits, and move certain Robux-bought items between accounts. There are only two places where you can trade:

Café (Second Sea).

Mansion (Third Sea).

How to spot fair Blox Fruits trades

Blox Fruits listings can get messy if you don’t know what you’re looking at. Sellers sometimes bundle several items, label things vaguely, or mix permanent and physical listings in ways that confuse new buyers.

Check permanent vs. physical

Start by checking whether the listing says “perm” or “permanent” in the title or description. Physical (non-permanent or non-perm) fruits usually just say so or don’t have any extra labels. Game passes are usually obvious, but sometimes they get bundled with fruits to inflate the price.

Compare official Robux prices vs. marketplace offers

Next, compare the Robux cost to the marketplace price. If a perm costs 2,500 Robux in-game and someone’s selling it for $15, that’s cheaper than buying Robux directly from Roblox, which is about $12 per 1,000 Robux depending on your region.

Top skins are more valuable than Blox Fruits

Rare skin listings like Ember Dragon or limited-time cosmetics have their own market that doesn’t follow fruit pricing logic. They’re collector items, not gameplay tools, so their prices spike based on rarity and player sentiment rather than usefulness.

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