The piece of apatite is awarded for solving a conundrum of difficulty 5/10. Total in circulation: 643,630.
This table shows the players who have collected the most pieces of apatite.
| # | Player | |
|---|---|---|
| 683rd | Fi Thorne | 25 |
| 683rd | James Mark-Price | 25 |
| 683rd | Jerry Smith | 25 |
| 683rd | Stuart Moore | 25 |
| 683rd | Tracey Lilly | 25 |
| 683rd | Will Jeffcottt | 25 |
| 683rd | David Jones | 25 |
| 690th | Greg Pearce | 24 |
| 690th | Tom Vincent | 24 |
| 690th | Rick Flaherty | 24 |
| 690th | Michal Forisek | 24 |
| 690th | Maurice Conway | 24 |
| 690th | Liam Moss | 24 |
| 690th | James Fry | 24 |
| 690th | Graham Glamourhats | 24 |
| 690th | Barry French | 24 |
| 699th | Stephen Deakin | 23 |
| 699th | Steve Redfern | 23 |
| 699th | Tom Havercroft | 23 |
| « Top 25 | ‹ Previous 25 | 676–700 of 1,416 | Next 25 › | ||
Statistics last updated about 4 minutes ago at 2026-10-21 05:15:09.
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