Overview
- The Chouette d’Or treasure hunt, launched in 1993, officially ended as a documentary revealed the solutions to its 11 riddles and confirmed the token was buried in Dabo, Moselle.
- The bronze owl token was unearthed in October 2024 by two participants who met on Discord, though their identities remain anonymous.
- The documentary, screened on May 2 and 3, 2025, detailed the hunt’s 31-year history and unveiled the precise location near the Saint-Martin boundary stones in Dabo.
- While some participants celebrated the conclusion, others expressed skepticism and dissatisfaction with the explanations, with a segment of the community continuing to question the discovery.
- Organizers announced a new international edition of the hunt, featuring a Christofle-crafted owl valued at €250,000–€300,000, with its first clue revealed during the documentary screenings.