The piece of apatite is awarded for solving a conundrum of difficulty 5/10. Total in circulation: 638,448.
This table shows the players who have collected the most pieces of apatite.
| # | Player | |
|---|---|---|
| 451st | Lee Nixon | 98 |
| 451st | Tom Stevenson | 98 |
| 451st | Andy Christley | 98 |
| 454th | Daniel Foskett | 96 |
| 454th | James Bradley | 96 |
| 454th | Jon Corby | 96 |
| 454th | Matt Coates | 96 |
| 458th | Glen Webb | 95 |
| 458th | Mary Lauren | 95 |
| 460th | James Doohan | 94 |
| 461st | Mark Baker | 93 |
| 462nd | Richard Everley | 92 |
| 463rd | Bailey Cowell | 91 |
| 463rd | Dave Smith | 91 |
| 465th | Bernard Lee | 90 |
| 465th | Gary Shaw | 90 |
| 467th | Conrad Teixeira | 89 |
| 467th | Will Gausden | 89 |
| 469th | Hawk E | 88 |
| 469th | Philip Chapman | 88 |
| 471st | Chad Lucas | 87 |
| 471st | Iain Sime | 87 |
| 471st | Ned Pendleton | 87 |
| 471st | Nigel Mercer | 87 |
| 471st | Robbie Pender | 87 |
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Statistics last updated about 3 hours ago at 2026-09-03 01:45:28.
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