Despite being a common item in OSRS, party hats are considered to be a symbol of wealth in RuneScape. A golden partyhat is a permanently discontinued [1], tradeable rare item that was released as part of RuneScape's 20th Anniversary celebrations. This was followed by red (23%), blue (22%), green (12%), purple (7%), yellow (6%) and 6% of players saying that they would not like to own a partyhat.

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The 2018 April Fools event saw blue, green, purple, red, white, and yellow partyhats spawned on the ground across Gielinor. RuneScape and RuneScape Old School are the trademarks of Jagex Limited and are used with the permission of Jagex. Although there were 11 possible sources of golden partyhat shards, it was not possible to obtain more than eight.Golden partyhat shards were used to create a golden partyhat at the Wise Old Man during the Golden Partyhat Hunt. However, the in-demand armors in RuneScape are mostly cosmetic ones and are popular due to reasons related to looks and in-game culture. Over time, the volume of partyhats in the game continued to diminish as accounts which had obtained them were banned or became inactive.