The piece of apatite is awarded for solving a conundrum of difficulty 5/10. Total in circulation: 643,603.
This table shows the players who have collected the most pieces of apatite.
| # | Player | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| 502nd | Martin May | 70 |
| 502nd | Michael Wallace | 70 |
| 502nd | Steven Tew | 70 |
| 502nd | Brian Mallon | 70 |
| 506th | Angus W | 69 |
| 506th | Joe Leary | 69 |
| 506th | Tom Silverlock | 69 |
| 509th | Megel Barker | 68 |
| 509th | Nina Boyd | 68 |
| 511th | Andy Wilson | 67 |
| 511th | Rainbow Serina | 67 |
| 513th | Mark J Harris | 66 |
| 513th | Nate Sullivan | 66 |
| 513th | Martyn Pegram | 66 |
| 513th | Chris Mason | 66 |
| 517th | Anuj Shetty | 65 |
| 518th | Charli Juggs | 64 |
| 518th | Conall Magfhogartai | 64 |
| 518th | Julie Morgan | 64 |
| 518th | Richard James | 64 |
| 522nd | Alex Markovits | 63 |
| 522nd | Jez D Phillips | 63 |
| 522nd | John P | 63 |
| 522nd | Sol V | 63 |
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Statistics last updated about 20 minutes ago at 2026-10-20 20:36:51.
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