Rarity guide
Telegram Gifts Rarity Guide
How rarity works for collectible Telegram gifts: the model, backdrop and symbol each have a chance in percent. A real Fragment example and how rarity affects price.
Updated
Plush Pepe: models and how often they drop
Model and its chance
- Marble2%
- Tropical3%
- Puppy Pug1%
- Cold Heart3%
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Example
Plush Pepe #1 on Fragment
Trait percents shown on fragment.com, checked on 10 October 2026.
| Trait | Value | Rarity | Roughly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Pumpkin | 3% | 1 in 33 upgraded gifts |
| Backdrop | Onyx Black | 2% | 1 in 50 upgraded gifts |
| Symbol | Illuminati | 0.5% | 1 in 200 upgraded gifts |
Examples from Fragment
Gift attributes
Floor prices on Fragment
| Gift | Floor | Buy |
|---|---|---|
 Big Year | 5 TON$6.10 | Buy |
 Candy Cane | 5 TON$6.10 | Buy |
 Chill Flame | 5 TON$6.10 | Buy |
 Easter Egg | 5 TON$6.10 | Buy |
 Happy Brownie | 5 TON$6.10 | Buy |
 Holiday Drink | 5 TON$6.10 | Buy |
How rarity works in Telegram gifts
A collectible Telegram gift has three traits: a model, a backdrop and a symbol. Each trait has a rarity percent — the chance that an upgraded gift of that collection gets it. The lower the percent, the rarer the trait.
Telegram assigns the traits at random when a regular gift is upgraded to a collectible. Every collectible also gets a number: its serial number among upgraded gifts of the same type.
Model, backdrop and symbol
The three traits change different parts of the gift's look.
- Model — the main artwork. Each collection has dozens of variations drawn by Telegram artists.
- Backdrop — the background color behind the model.
- Symbol — the small icon repeated across the backdrop. Telegram's API calls it a pattern.
- Number — the serial number, for example #1. It has no rarity percent.
Where Telegram and Fragment show rarity
Open a collectible in Telegram, and each trait shows its percent next to the name. Fragment shows the same values on every gift page.
Example from Fragment, checked on 10 October 2026: Plush Pepe #1 has the model Pumpkin (3%), the backdrop Onyx Black (2%) and the symbol Illuminati (0.5%). The page also says “Issued 2825 of 2861”: 2,825 Plush Pepe gifts have been upgraded out of 2,861 that can be.
Telegram's API gives each chance in permille (per thousand), so 0.5% is 5 in 1,000. Some traits carry a tier name instead of an exact number: Uncommon, Rare, Epic or Legendary.
How to read a rarity percent
A 0.5% symbol appears on about 1 in 200 upgraded gifts of that collection. A 3% model appears on about 3 in 100.
The percent is relative to one collection. In Plush Pepe, with 2,825 upgraded gifts, a 2% backdrop means about 57 gifts. In a collection with 50,000 upgraded gifts, the same 2% means about 1,000.
Each percent describes one trait. Telegram shows no combined percent for a whole set of model, backdrop and symbol, so compare the traits one by one.
How rarity relates to price
The collection floor is the cheapest listing, and it usually has common traits. Gifts with rare traits are usually listed above the floor.
The size of the premium depends on how many buyers want that exact trait. A rare symbol that few buyers look for can still sell close to the floor.
To price a rare gift, compare it first with listings of the same model, then with gifts that share its backdrop or symbol. Recent sales of the same model tell you more than asking prices.
When you view a collectible's traits in Telegram, the Value field shows its approximate resale price in your local currency. Expand it to see the floor and average sale price of its type, the last resale price and how many are listed on Telegram and Fragment. The estimate comes either from the gift's own sale price or from the average sale of its type.
How a gift gets its traits
A gift gets its traits when it is upgraded. The upgrade screen shows possible traits with their percents, but the result is random.
Some models are reserved for crafting. In crafting you combine 1 to 4 collectibles of the same type into a new one, and the gifts you put in are burned whatever the result.
Check rarity before you buy
Four quick steps help you judge whether a price for a rare gift makes sense.
- Open the gift in Telegram or on Fragment and note all three percents.
- Note the issued count to see how many upgraded gifts the collection has.
- Compare the price with the cheapest listing of the same model.
- Look for recent sales with the same rare trait before you pay a premium for it.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How is Telegram gift rarity calculated?
Telegram sets a chance for every model, backdrop and symbol in a collection. The percent shows how often upgraded gifts get that trait: 0.5% means about 1 in 200.
Where can I see a gift's rarity?
Open the collectible in Telegram or its page on Fragment. Each trait shows its percent next to the name.
Do rare Telegram gifts cost more?
Usually, yes. Gifts with rare traits are usually listed above the collection floor. The premium depends on demand for that trait, so compare with listings of the same model.
What do Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Legendary mean?
They are rarity tiers. Telegram uses them for some traits instead of an exact percent.
Sources
Primary sources consulted
- Collectible Gifts, Message Search Filters and MoreTelegram · checked
- Telegram Gifts API referenceTelegram · checked
- starGiftAttributeRarityTelegram · checked
- starGiftUniqueTelegram · checked
- payments.uniqueStarGiftValueInfoTelegram · checked
- Music on Profiles, Stickers Mini App, New Profiles, and MoreTelegram · checked
- Plush Pepe #1Fragment · checked