SCP-5257

SCP-5257 laying down on a flat surface

Item #: SCP-5257

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-5257 requires little to none containment due to its lack of
ant threat to the foundation or its personnel. SCP-5257 is to be stored in a reinforced, high-security locker at Site-48 in Sector C.

Description: SCP-5257 is a thin bingo card set made out of cardboard dating back to the 1970s. It is unknown of the manufacturer. SCP-5257 was found at [DATA EXPUNGED] retirement home. SCP-5257 has the capabilities to change its number at will to always obtain five in a row. Whenever numbers are relayed to a person playing with this card the numbers will alter to match the numbers dispensed every time. SCP-5257 has the ability to change numbers to suit any 4-digit keypad lock (See Addendum 1). SCP-5257 also appears to have the capability to change the numbers being told to the player (See Addendum 2).

Addendum: During a containment breach at Site-48, SCP-5257 was taken by a pair of D-Class Personnel. As observed on the recorded camera feed, the D-Classes used SCP-5257 to unlock any and all four-digit keypads inside the facility. After all SCPs were re-contained, some tests were taken and SCP-5257 was seen to be able to change its top two spots in the top left corner, going left to right, to match the code for any keypad lock. It is unknown how the D-Class personnel were able to figure this out.

Addendum: SCP-5257 appears to have the capability to change numbers dispensed to the player. During a test, SCP-5257 was fed numbers out of a Bingo Cage. All the numbers were the same; I-23. The first time the numbers were delivered to the subject, SCP-5257 as normal had, "I-23". The next time the number was dispensed it read, “B-69” and it was the bottom left number.