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You’re looking for something beyond where I am experienced with. If fixing When it’s more electrical engineering than IT I tend to just replace part A with identical part A. B with B. Do an electrical test and move on.
There’s a lot of nickel and some very light silver recovery there.
If sorted by shell/case etc (minus the ICs I send to Boardsort) My yard buys that stuff as sorted electrical scrap as long as each separated container weigh over two pounds. Ceramic resisters, aluminium capacitors etc all get the same rate.
About the only thing I’d go through any trouble for is you have a small bit of nickel. Most of those ‘silver’ pieces of metal are going to be magnetic; nickel.
At $4+ per pound I make a small effort to snip and collect that stuff.
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