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It is essential to remove the glass from tin mugs before shipping, as scrap metal recyclers, including Boardsort.com, accept metal only in its pure form, free of any foreign materials. The glass bottom has no value for metal recycling, and contamination with foreign materials will result in your shipment being downgraded or rejected for the maximum price.