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Selling broken phone screens in the US

About this guide

LCD Buyback USA explains how repair shops and individuals in the US can sell used and broken phone screens.

Updated September 29, 2026

Short answer

The guide covers the buyback process, grading, sorting and packing. Program-specific details are summarized from the published pages of the program used as the example, and are linked so you can confirm current terms.

How are program details sourced?

Buyback terms change. This guide summarizes what the example program publishes (its program article and price and label page) as of the date shown, and always links to the source. Prices are never repeated here. Check the live price list before every shipment. Recycling and battery safety references come from the US EPA and PHMSA.

Sources

  1. Parts4Cells: LCD Buyback pricing and free shipping label
  2. Parts4Cells: What is the LCD BuyBack Program and how does it work?
  3. US EPA: Electronics Donation and Recycling
  4. US PHMSA: Transporting Lithium Batteries

Sources checked September 29, 2026. Prices, stock and program terms change; confirm them on the linked pages.