A 57 year-old male patient suffered from a progressive enlarged tender mass lesion over right anterior chest wall for half year. Initial chest roentgenogram and computed tomography only demonstrated a solitary osteolytic lesion with bony expansion and destruction over right 5 rib. Whole body bone scan showed a segmental hot spot over anterior aspect of right 5th rib without associating with other suspected lesions. Malignant disease of unknown origin with rib metastasis was impressed initially. Therefore, en-block resection of chest wall was performed for tissue diagnosis. The result of histopathologic examination presented a picture of plasmacytoma. Immunohistochemistry disclosed positive stain of kappa chain. The urinary Bence-Jones protein was negative. As the supplementary roentgenography exhibited multiple pouch-out lesions over limbs, skull as well as spine, multiple myeloma was diagnosed finally.