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I would appreciate input on recycling LED's. I must note. Not LED LIGHTBULBS. See my photograph. It is a small sample of what I have. For reference. What is pictured is .8 ounce.
I saw a few You-tube videos of individuals who refined LED components. One did approximately 6 pounds of LEDs. He had cut off the leads( base metal) before refining. His yield was 3.1 grams gold. He did not mention silver yield. Also. Another. Individual refining. 1 kilogram LED. His yield .8 gram gold. But Silver 4.1 grams. Thier yields gave me a general idea of yield from LED'S. Not to be presumptuous. But I can see why LED components are not on the Boardsort escrap list. Just plain low yield for the effort. Thus. The reason for my post.
What is the future for LED e- scrap value?
Here to learn like everybody else.

The leads are usually tin or silver. Occasionally nickel. Rarely steel.


I cut the leads off and recycle the diodes in the led bulb bin at the hardware store. For me it’s the leads that are worth keeping. My yards will pay on most metals.

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man every time you talk about your local yard i get jelly lol. the yards near me aren't very good