The Tract of Travers was awarded for offering, as a max, a word offered by Conor Travers on TV. Total in circulation: 207,256.
This table shows the players who have collected the most Tracts of Travers.
| # | Player | |
|---|---|---|
| 941st | Oli W | 5 |
| 941st | Joe Hammill | 5 |
| 941st | John Shanley | 5 |
| 941st | Josh Masterson | 5 |
| 941st | L Simmonds | 5 |
| 941st | Linny Causer | 5 |
| 941st | Marc Enyedy | 5 |
| 941st | Mark O' Farrell | 5 |
| 941st | Mark Pitfield | 5 |
| 941st | Matt Jones | 5 |
| 941st | Matthew Green | 5 |
| 941st | Jo Gunn | 5 |
| 941st | Paul Edwards | 5 |
| 941st | Peter Burke | 5 |
| 941st | Rachael Gregory | 5 |
| 941st | Rob Dean | 5 |
| 941st | Robin Smidowicz | 5 |
| 941st | Sam Boorman | 5 |
| 941st | Sam Bradshaw | 5 |
| 941st | Sam Reilly | 5 |
| 941st | Sol V | 5 |
| 941st | Usy Mirza | 5 |
| 941st | Dean Tulloch | 5 |
| 941st | Ali Knight | 5 |
| 941st | Archie Becks | 5 |
| 941st | Austin Vallies | 5 |
| 941st | Ben Warth | 5 |
| 941st | Bobby Casey | 5 |
| 941st | Brian Curtin | 5 |
| 941st | Chris Civil | 5 |
| 941st | Dave Lawrence | 5 |
| 941st | David Foster | 5 |
| 941st | David Ringland | 5 |
| 941st | Alan Cannon | 5 |
| 941st | Father Christmas | 5 |
| 941st | Fish Badloser | 5 |
| 941st | Georgia G | 5 |
| 941st | Harvey Davies | 5 |
| 941st | Howard Somerset | 5 |
| 941st | Hywel Jones | 5 |
| 941st | Jake Saverson | 5 |
| 941st | James Swin | 5 |
| 941st | Jamie Martin | 5 |
| 941st | Jeff Clayton | 5 |
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Statistics last updated about 6 hours ago at 2026-08-25 17:57:40.
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