The piece of calcite is awarded for solving a conundrum of difficulty 3/10. Total in circulation: 847,840.
This table shows the players who have collected the most pieces of calcite.
| # | Player | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| 883rd | Michael Gibney | 17 |
| 883rd | Paul Smith | 17 |
| 883rd | Ryan Mckenzie | 17 |
| 883rd | Matthew Hallas | 17 |
| 887th | Stuyvesant P. | 16 |
| 887th | Sk Blake | 16 |
| 887th | Philip Peel | 16 |
| 887th | Nick Holland | 16 |
| 887th | Mrs Claus | 16 |
| 887th | Michael Wilkinson | 16 |
| 887th | Matt Cole | 16 |
| 887th | Maria Haughey | 16 |
| 887th | Marc Enyedy | 16 |
| 887th | Kevin Steele | 16 |
| 887th | Jess O'Connor | 16 |
| 887th | David Roy Williams | 16 |
| 887th | Daniel Goldhill | 16 |
| 887th | Callum Carton | 16 |
| 887th | Anoush Khachik | 16 |
| 887th | Amanda Vickery | 16 |
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Statistics last updated about 16 minutes ago at 2026-09-13 16:35:22.
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