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3 friends find S$500K Hunt The Mouse gold coin under a bench in Bedok Central

3 friends find S$500K Hunt The Mouse gold coin under bench in Bedok

Sadly for hunters across Singapore, the biggest prize of this year’s Hunt The Mouse treasure-hunting game has been taken.

The sole gold coin, worth a cool S$500,000, was found by three friends under a bench in Bedok Central.

Source: Sqkii on Facebook

Trio find Hunt The Mouse gold coin on 8 Nov

Gamification marketing company Sqkii, which organised the hunt, broke the news in a Facebook post on Friday (8 Nov).

It said the three youths — Wee Kiat, Edward, and Erwin — found the gold coin in front of Block 208 New Upper Changi Road at 1.43am that morning.

Source: Sqkii on Facebook

After a thorough verification process, it was confirmed that Wee Kiat, with the help of Edward and Erwin, found the coin fair and square by using the hints given.

They are thus eligible for the S$500,000 prize.

Hunter reveals exact location where he found gold coin

In an Instagram story on Sqkii’s account, Wee Kiat showed netizens the gold coin and exactly where he found it.

Source: @sqkiimouse on Instagram

He showed that the bench is located between Block 208 and Block 212, which has a FairPrice supermarket on its first floor.

Source: @sqkiimouse on Instagram

He also revealed that the coin was wedged between the bench’s planks and concrete ledge.

Source: @sqkiimouse on Instagram

On 30 Oct, Sqkii hinted that the gold coin had been hidden under “something” in Singapore.

 

Source: Sqkii on Facebook

More silver coins waiting to be found

For the uninitiated, Hunt The Mouse is a popular treasure-hunting game that’s free and open to all members of the public.

All that hunters need to do is find coins hidden all over Singapore based on clues posted on Sqkii’s social media and real-time map.

This year’s edition is already its fifth, with coins worth S$1 million available.

Source: Sqkii on Facebook

While there was only one gold coin, there are also 300 silver coins — 175 of them are worth S$2,500, while the rest are worth S$500.

Though its biggest prize has been taken, the hunt isn’t over yet, with Sqkii saying that there are still more silver coins waiting to be found.

Time is of the essence, though — the event will close either when all the coins are found, or at 11.59pm next Tuesday (12 Nov).

Also read: S$100,000 Up For Grabs In S’pore Treasure Hunt Game, Find Clues & Coins To Win

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Featured image adapted from Sqkii on Facebook and @sqkiimouse on Instagram.

Jeremy Lee

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