The piece of feldspar is awarded for solving a conundrum of difficulty 6/10. Total in circulation: 594,280.
This table shows the players who have collected the most pieces of feldspar.
| # | Player | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| 831st | Rebecca Farren | 7 |
| 831st | Mark Evans | 7 |
| 831st | Matthew Dayfield | 7 |
| 831st | Max Benkel | 7 |
| 831st | Michael Lachime | 7 |
| 831st | Micky Gee | 7 |
| 831st | Nathan Williams | 7 |
| 831st | Norman Blake | 7 |
| 831st | Oli W | 7 |
| 831st | Peter Sheehy | 7 |
| 831st | Pika Chu | 7 |
| 831st | Marc Meakin | 7 |
| 831st | Reemul Balla | 7 |
| 831st | Richard Sanderson | 7 |
| 831st | Rick Flaherty | 7 |
| 831st | Sandie Simonis | 7 |
| 831st | Shane McGee | 7 |
| 831st | Sophie Krol | 7 |
| 831st | Stacey Wacey | 7 |
| 831st | Stephen E | 7 |
| 831st | Steve Rush | 7 |
| 831st | Derek Matthews | 7 |
| 831st | Ali Merali | 7 |
| 831st | Andrew Macleod | 7 |
| 831st | Anita Jobby | 7 |
| 831st | Bareen Raza | 7 |
| 831st | Betzalel Shepetofsky | 7 |
| 831st | Brian Winchester | 7 |
| 831st | Charlotte Robson | 7 |
| 831st | Chris Jones | 7 |
| 831st | Dan Godfrey | 7 |
| 831st | Daniel O'Connell | 7 |
| 831st | Alex Weigall | 7 |
| 831st | Hazel Var | 7 |
| 831st | James Anderson-Gordon | 7 |
| 831st | James Spoony | 7 |
| 831st | Junaid Mubeen | 7 |
| 831st | Keith Rooney | 7 |
| 831st | Kevin O'Grady | 7 |
| 831st | Lolly Lau | 7 |
| 831st | Luke Innes | 7 |
| 831st | Marc Enyedy | 7 |
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Statistics last updated about 2 minutes ago at 2026-11-01 21:54:57.
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