11/13/2026
His Lucky SPOT👀🤩
Mr. Ondin took his Garrett AT Max back into a forgotten World War II Japanese military camp site in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, where dense vegetation, mineralized ground, and tropical heat made every swing more challenging.
Then the AT Max hit a sharp 81 target ID.
At roughly 25 cm deep, a small silver relic began to emerge from the soil: a beautifully preserved button or cufflink decorated with a Sakura, or cherry blossom, motif.
He writes, “Could it have belonged to a Japanese military officer stationed there during the war? Its exact story may never be known, but after 81 years underground, this piece of history finally saw the light of day again. Another incredible reminder that the right detector can help bring forgotten history back to the surface.”