COS Value List ( 2026): Every Creature, Token, Plushie, Palette And Material Worth

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Trading in Creatures of Sonaria runs on mush, and prices shift week to week. This COS value list covers creatures, plushies, palettes, materials and tokens tracked by the trading community. Each entry carries a range instead of a fixed figure, because traders settle somewhere between the two numbers. Read the range before you accept an offer.

What the COS Value List Tracks in Creatures of Sonaria

Sonar Studios built the game around collecting. More than 200 creatures sit in the roster, alongside plushies, palettes, materials and single-use tokens.

Every tradeable item carries two markers: a mush range and a demand rating. The range shows what traders settle on. Demand shows how fast the item moves.

A 40k creature with low demand can sit in your inventory for weeks. A 15k creature with high demand trades the same day. Roblox collectors run into this in other titles too, which is why price references like the Zupfadtazak cost breakdown exist.

Where COS Value List Numbers Come From

Figures come from community trade logs, Discord price checks and public trackers. No official price board exists inside the game, so ranges reflect what players actually accept.

Two traders can quote the same creature differently. Cross-checking a second source is standard practice, the same habit players bring to browser titles like PlayBattleSquare or the SkillMachine game listings.

COS Value List: Highest Creature Values

Top creature values

Keruku450–500k
Somnia Elus300–500k
Corvurax300–350k
Mijusuima300–350k
Sigmatox200–300k
Aolenus200–250k
Etheralotus180–250k
Owa’Stryrus150–250k
Verza105–250k

Bar length uses the midpoint of each listed mush range.

Keruku holds the top creature spot at 450k–500k mush. Somnia Elus runs 300k–500k, the widest spread near the ceiling.

Under 300k the board thickens. Sigmatox, Owa’Stryrus, Etheralotus and Verza all clear 200k and all carry high demand, which keeps their floors firm.

Most trades happen between 10k and 40k. Ghartokus, Yohsog and Vulturobo hold high interest at those prices, so they clear faster than costly stock nobody is chasing.

Plushie Values in the COS Value List

Plushie value spread

Verdanette400–650k
Humming Frost400–500k
Lunar Qilin400–500k
Floraegge200–350k
Jotun Scale200–300k
Octroma17–25k
Dolt15–25k

Five plushies sit above 200k; the rest of the list trades far lower.

Verdanette Plushie leads every category at 400k–650k. Humming Frost and Lunar Qilin follow at 400k–500k.

Then the floor drops hard. Octroma, Dolt and MoMo lead the second tier near 25k, and most of the plushie list trades under 5k.

Common soft toys never recovered. Bunny, Coal and Partridge sit in the hundreds because supply never dried up, a cycle repeat players know from eTrueSports code giveaways.

Material Values Lead the COS Value List

Highest material values

Frostmaw450–500k
Kaiju400–500k
Shiny Ornament400–500k
Glaring400–450k
Sonarian300–500k
Zealot of Zohutek300–450k
Lunar Riches300–400k

Retired event materials hold the densest cluster of high values.

Materials change the surface finish on a creature, and old event drops price like trophies. Frostmaw Material runs 450k–500k, with Kaiju, Shiny Ornament and Glaring close behind.

Demand across that top group reads medium or low, so sales take patience. The 5k–15k band moves quicker: Ice Fall, Sky Shard and Molten Crystal all carry medium interest.

Palette Values in the COS Value List

Palette values by tier

Broken Hex400–500k
Super Korathos300–500k
Super Starlit300–500k
Metallic Medal90–180k
Mylo And Jerry30–40k
Maelstrom10–30k
The Hunt10–20k

The gap between Super palettes and the next tier runs past 300k mush.

Super palettes hold the ceiling. Korathos, Starlit, Ikoran, Hygos and Felifaux each trade at 300k–500k, with Broken Hex at 400k–500k.

After Metallic Medal at 90k–180k, the fall is steep. Mylo And Jerry sits near 40k, and almost everything below The Hunt Palette trades under 10k.

Seasonal recolours fill the tail. Holly, Cranberry and Candy Corn rarely clear 300 mush.

Token Prices on the COS Value List

TokenWorthDemand
Recode Access Token25k–100kLow
Trick or Treat (2024) Token5k–20kVery Low
Full Mission Unlock Token10k–15kHigh
Death Gacha Token5k–7kMedium
Blood Moon Summon Token4k–6kLow
Master Gacha Token2k–3kMedium

Tokens are consumables. Some unlock content, others summon weather or spin a gacha wheel.

Recode Access Token carries the widest range at 25k–100k on low demand. Full Mission Unlock is the only high-demand token here. Growth and glimmer tokens close the list under 1k, and free-token hunters chase them the way Idle Breakout code drops get chased.

How Demand Moves COS Values

Demand across tracked creatures

Medium demand56
High demand22
Low demand4

Based on 82 creatures tracked in this list.

High demand tightens or widens the gap between the two figures. Verza spans 105k–250k because interest is strong while supply stays thin. Veishyadar holds a narrow 100k–110k on low interest.

Read the demand column before valuing any trade. Trackers publish it the way audience dashboards report reach, as these social stat breakdowns do.

FAQs

What is the most valuable item on the COS value list?

Verdanette Plushie leads at 400k–650k mush. Keruku tops the creature board at 450k–500k, while Frostmaw and Kaiju Materials sit near the 500k mark.

How often do Creatures of Sonaria values change?

Community trackers update ranges daily. Event items and new releases move fastest. Older palettes and common plushies can hold the same range for months.

What is mush used for in Creatures of Sonaria?

Mush is the trading currency. Values for creatures, plushies, palettes, materials and tokens are all quoted in mush rather than Robux.

Which COS items have the highest demand?

Sigmatox, Owa’Stryrus, Etheralotus, Verza and Aereis lead among creatures. Verdanette, Humming Frost and Lunar Qilin lead the plushie side.

Are Super palettes worth trading for?

Super Korathos, Starlit, Ikoran, Hygos and Felifaux each trade at 300k–500k with medium demand. Offers take longer to land, so expect slow trades.

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