Gem
Prize
Prize noun - Someone or something unusually desirable.
Usage example: in the view of most of her friends, her current boyfriend is certainly no prize
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The first edition Ghostbusters RPG adventure module "Ghost Toasties" was about an ancient gem linking to the demon lord of sugar, Hagost, being given away as a prize at the bottom of the cereal box.
Source: Free Prize at the Bottom - There's also the level Rings of Power, an aerial race whose disputed prize is a Gem.
Source: Racing Minigame - Having finally succeeded, he reveals to Donald the real reason he was after the consolation-prize: The Ebony Pawn is actually an antique, originally part of a gem-encrusted chess-set owned by the Queen of Sheba.
Source: Second Place Is for Winners
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