Rarest-item headline
Sets the advertised rarity ceiling
- Selected source
- Roblox game description
- Limit
- Item identity and formula are not public.
Browse Throw a Coin items, worlds, and upgrades by player goal. Each entry says where the detail came from and what is still missing.
Filter by progression, farming, collecting, or events. The Roblox label means the detail appears on a Roblox-owned page. The gameplay video label means it appears in a dated video.
Sets the advertised rarity ceiling
Named rare-item lookup
Rare-item progression destination
Current event and new-world watch
Quality-oriented player test
Throughput-oriented player test
Roblox pages and gameplay videos keep separate labels.
Collection, farming, progression, and events need different comparisons.
Worlds and events change, so every time-sensitive entry needs a date.
We need a current item roster and fields that can be compared across it, such as effects, costs, odds, or repeatable output. A row of S, A, B, and C labels without those numbers would mostly be opinion.
For now, use the upgrade comparator with your own values, read the rarity guide, or open the Solar Sun page.
No versioned public roster with comparable odds, costs, effects, or values exists, so letter grades would mostly rank guesses.
There is not enough comparable public data for one defensible answer. Filter the evidence by progression, farming, collection, or event goal.
No. Solar Sun is creator-observed, while the official rarest-item headline does not name its item.
When a stable item roster and comparable current fields can support the same criterion across entries.