✅ SOLVED Any info?!

[druzay]

I live in a very hot desert valley and thinking the heat is the reason but lots of you are experienced and must know what's going on but lots of these penny's I've found are broken, bubbled, or look like there being eaten away!? Any clue what's happen to them and no I didn't do it while digging them up I only scoop once and there it is. Thanks guys happy hunting

 

[wvwildman]

thats normal man they do that everywhere zink doesnt weather very well

 

[catfisherman]

In a 100 yrs they will not find one good zink penny from the ground maybe not even a crumb

 

[druzay]

Oh ok kool thanks guys so its normal huh... Just the earth rocking the zinc! Ha nice thanks again

 

[mercury1]

Wow, that one penny is really in rough shape.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

There are a lot of salts in your soil down there and tons of fertilizer also.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice finds but sure feel bad for what ole mother nature did to the pennies druzay.

 

[druzay]

I know right! What a shame. All good.

 

[druzay]

Thanks back of the boat super helpful! Thanks for the info buddy!

 

[Ism]

Zinc must provide nutrients for grass as I always find them with a root bundle growing around and sometimes attached to them.

 

[JunkShopFiddler]

I find zink...therefore I drink