Those plastic sheets all have some element in them. Silver, tin. Etc. What individual one is on what, beyond my personal education or care. Aluminium silver tone and iridium are the ones I know of. I sell them to film buyers. Old xray ‘films’ run $30-$50 per pound right now. But stuff like monitor sheets and Mylar run in the $10 range. Hit the internet and make some phone calls. You’re looking for X-ray, medical, film/negative, buyers. Etc. Due to weights, usually best to sell this stuff locally if you can. I sort them into 3 piles. Hold the sheets up in front of a light bulbs. See the bulb, pile A. See a light blur or nothing through it, pile b. Mylar gets it’s own low value pile. The solid white sheet on the outside, is the only one with no metal in it. Just drop those in your grocery store bag collection. It’s HDPE.
Working and with wires screens (the glass) start at $5 and run to the low 20s for monitors and TVs. Tablet screens can get into that range as well. Phablet phone screens like recent galaxy or iPhones can get more. Broken, as in cracked or missing wires, they run around $1-$25 each depending on size. With broken ones look up ‘buy broken LCD’. Chose one you’re comfortable with. Companies that buy this stuff though generally tend to ONLY buy this stuff. So shy away from and company that also buy other scrap to get a refinery and not a middle-man recycler.
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