The Hollow sell lemons badge guide in Sell Lemons
The Sell Lemons badge comes from the Halloween tycoon inside the Sell Lemons experience, not from The Hollow hub itself. Here's the five-sticker route.

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You don't sell lemons inside The Hollow. The "Sell Lemons" badge is an event quest that lives in the separate Roblox experience Sell Lemons, which is one of the connected games taking part in The Hollow event. You claim a Halloween tycoon there, earn spooky coins, and spend them on sticker packs until you have five different stickers. That awards the badge and a batch of tickets you then bring back to The Hollow.
The official The Hollow page on Roblox describes the structure without listing individual side-quests: event quests are completed "here and in participating experiences" to earn avatar items, and it notes that "other games may be connected to The Hollow" and that what you find in them "can help you inside." The step-by-step below comes from player guides for the Sell Lemons side, so treat the timings and coin figures as player estimates rather than fixed requirements.
What the Sell Lemons quest actually is
Inside Sell Lemons, a Halloween-themed area spawns on the far side of the map. It contains its own small tycoon setup: you build a factory, produce candy, trade candy for spooky coins, then spend spooky coins on sticker packs. The goal is the Halloween sticker sheet — collect five different stickers and the badge fires.
Steps players describe
- In Sell Lemons, open the event panel using the Hollow icon on the right side of the screen. It shows the Halloween sticker sheet you're filling.
- Walk to the Halloween-themed area on the other side of the map. One guide suggests running along the track, which speeds you up on the way.
- Claim a tycoon inside that Halloween area. The claim prompt shows your name when you're in the right spot; players note you must be within that Halloween zone, not the main tycoon area.
- Run the tycoon — buy upgrades and droppers so candy keeps converting into spooky coins. Both guides recommend spending on droppers before anything else, because droppers are what generate the income.
- Pick up loose coins scattered around while you wait. Both players call this the fastest way to speed up progress; one calls the coin pickups "low-key overpowered" compared with waiting on the base dispenser.
- Buy common sticker packs from the sticker area. There's no need for the pricier packs to finish the set.
- Repeat until five different stickers are unlocked, then open the Hollow panel and press claim.
Spooky coins, duplicates and ticket payout
The sticker sheet appears to advance on a roughly per-1,000-spooky-coin rhythm — one player says each 1,000 coins lets you open another pack, and estimates a total of around 5,000 spooky coins for the full set. That's an estimate from a single playthrough, and it can run longer because packs can hand you duplicates; one guide opened several dupes in a row before finishing. Neither guide states a build number, so the exact pricing may have shifted since.
On claiming, one guide received 40 tickets from the badge, and the player's on-screen total read 100 afterward — that 100 included tickets they were already holding, so don't read it as a 100-ticket reward. Tickets are the currency you take back into The Hollow for its own event rewards.
If something doesn't work
- No tycoon to claim: check you're standing in the Halloween-themed zone itself; a claim spot outside it won't register as yours.
- Sticker count not moving: open the Hollow panel to see the sheet — the pack purchase and the sheet count are separate UI, and players have mistaken a purchase with no new sticker for a bug when it was a duplicate.
- Candy income too slow: buy droppers and upgrades before buying more sticker packs, which is the order both guides recommend.
- Badge didn't appear after five stickers: return to the Hollow panel and use the claim button there; the badge is granted on claim, not on the fifth sticker alone.
FAQ
Can you sell lemons in The Hollow?
No — the selling happens in the Sell Lemons experience. The Hollow is the hub where the event is advertised and where you claim and spend the tickets the badge gives you.
How many stickers do I need for the Sell Lemons badge?
Five different stickers on the Halloween sheet. Duplicates don't count toward the total, which is why players sometimes need more than five packs.
How long does the Sell Lemons badge take?
One player puts it at roughly 30 minutes of tycoon grinding, and another describes the wait as dragging on considerably. Treat half an hour as a best case with active coin collecting, not a guarantee.
Do I need to play Sell Lemons to finish The Hollow event?
Not necessarily — The Hollow's page frames event quests as spread across the hub and participating experiences, so the Sell Lemons badge is one optional route to tickets and avatar items rather than the only one.
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