The piece of topaz is awarded for solving a conundrum of difficulty 8/10. Total in circulation: 483,726.
This table shows the players who have collected the most pieces of topaz.
| # | Player | |
|---|---|---|
| 611th | Charlie Khoo | 10 |
| 611th | Brian Mallon | 10 |
| 611th | Ziggy Malone | 10 |
| 611th | Mrs Claus | 10 |
| 611th | Michael Chadwick | 10 |
| 611th | Marc Enyedy | 10 |
| 611th | Kerry-Anne Lowe | 10 |
| 611th | Jeremy Kong | 10 |
| 611th | Jason Keller | 10 |
| 611th | James Martin | 10 |
| 611th | Jaime Mcnicholl | 10 |
| 611th | Gav Grace | 10 |
| 611th | Jerry Smith | 10 |
| 624th | Megel Barker | 9 |
| 624th | Nathan Hamer | 9 |
| 624th | Peter Burke | 9 |
| 624th | Rhys Benjamin | 9 |
| 624th | Richard Appleyard | 9 |
| 624th | Rob Gibney | 9 |
| 624th | Robert Ryan | 9 |
| 624th | Steve Ashley | 9 |
| 624th | Steve Redfern | 9 |
| 624th | Tia Corkish | 9 |
| 624th | Tom Havercroft | 9 |
| 624th | Tom S | 9 |
| 624th | Trent Atherton | 9 |
| 624th | Xavier X482cbnntdjcrr65z7rht75rd | 9 |
| 624th | Mary C | 9 |
| 624th | Logan Skelton | 9 |
| 624th | James Martin Ox | 9 |
| 624th | Harvey Davies | 9 |
| 624th | Harry Doug Clark | 9 |
| 624th | Denis Hudson | 9 |
| 624th | Darren Butterfield | 9 |
| 624th | Craig Mason | 9 |
| 624th | Conall Magfhogartai | 9 |
| 624th | Andy Bruno | 9 |
| 624th | Andrew Millman | 9 |
| 624th | Andrew Macleod | 9 |
| 624th | Allan Harmer | 9 |
| 624th | Ahmed Mohamed | 9 |
| 624th | Abby Ann | 9 |
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