Green partyhat

The RuneScape Wiki also has an article on: rsw:Green partyhatThe RuneScape Classic Wiki also has an article on: classicrsw:Party_Hat_(green)

Green partyhat
Released							25 December 2001
Members							No
Quest item							No
Properties
Tradeable							Yes
Equipable							Yes
Stackable							No
Noteable							Yes
Options							Wear
Destroy							Drop
Examine							A nice hat from a cracker.
Values
Value							1 coin
High alch							0 coins
Low alch							0 coins
Weight							0.056 kg
Grand Exchange
Exchange							2,163 coins (info)
Buy limit							5
Daily volume							759
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Advanced data
Item ID							1044

Green partyhats are tradable cosmetic items obtained by completing one of the Christmas holiday events that occur once per year. Previously, they were obtainable from 4 July 2013 to 14 July 2013 as part of a rare item drop.

Attack bonuses										A player wearing a green partyhat.
+0		+0		+0		+0		+0
Defence bonuses
+0		+0		+0		+0		+0
Other bonuses								Slot
+0		+0		+0%		+0		List

Item sources

For an exhaustive list of all known sources for this item, see here (include RDT).

Source	Level	Quantity	Rarity
Christmas cracker	N/A	1	20/128

Trivia

• 
  Players were able to (temporarily) obtain a green partyhat by defeating Durial321 during the World 666 event in June 2016, for the 10th year anniversary of the Falador Massacre. The ones that spawned in Falador were accompanied by a ghostly vision of Durial321 laughing at the player.
• Partyhats are infamous in RuneScape history, dating back to RuneScape Classic when they were first introduced to the game during the 2001 Christmas Event. Due to the fact this was the only time a supply of them was added to the game, they quickly became rare items worth hundreds of thousands to millions of gold in the years to come. While partyhats varied wildly in perceived value, raising or dropping by millions of gold in just a few day's time, green partyhats were typically one of the less expensive ones in RuneScape 2. An estimated figure in 2005 was 31-34 million.