The piece of quartz is awarded for solving a conundrum of difficulty 7/10. Total in circulation: 528,743.
This table shows the players who have collected the most pieces of quartz.
| # | Player | |
|---|---|---|
| 302nd | Dave Armstrong | 153 |
| 303rd | Jake Coventry-Peters | 152 |
| 303rd | John Gordon | 152 |
| 305th | Henry Meier | 150 |
| 306th | Edwin Mead | 149 |
| 307th | Andy SC | 148 |
| 307th | Matt Morrison | 148 |
| 309th | Dan McCarthy | 147 |
| 309th | Sarah Binns | 147 |
| 311th | Noel Mc | 145 |
| 312th | Edward Prentice | 144 |
| 312th | Silas Peck | 144 |
| 314th | Dave Dunford | 143 |
| 315th | Chris Philpot | 142 |
| 316th | Darran Prior | 139 |
| 316th | Pete Steg | 139 |
| 318th | Elly Young | 138 |
| 318th | Tom Barnes | 138 |
| 320th | Ricardo Cardoso | 137 |
| 321st | Anand Bharadwaj | 135 |
| 321st | Ay Oh Ess | 135 |
| 323rd | Eddie McCullagh | 134 |
| 323rd | Perry Sarb | 134 |
| 323rd | Samuel Allan | 134 |
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Statistics last updated about 5 hours ago at 2026-10-05 00:12:02.
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