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All 69 Scrap Items and Values in Lethal Company

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Scrap items are the salvage you collect in Lethal Company. You and your crew search abandoned moons for junk and valuables, carry what you can back to the ship, and sell it to the Company for credits. Those credits pay for the equipment and upgrades you need for the next trip, so every piece you bring home counts.

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Scrap type

Regular scrap

64 items

Airhorn

A handheld horn that sounds a loud blast.

Value range
52–71 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
March

Big Bolt

A heavy bolt from industrial machinery.

Value range
20–31 credits
Weight
19 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Experimentation
Bone

Bone

A small bone found among Dine scrap.

Value range
6–14 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Dine

Bottles

Two glass bottles carried as one piece of scrap.

Value range
44–55 credits
Weight
19 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Assurance

Brass Bell

A bell that can ring loudly when dropped.

Value range
48–79 credits
Weight
24 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Candy

A small piece of candy found on moons.

Value range
6–35 credits
Weight
11 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Cash Register

A heavy register with a loud interaction sound.

Value range
80–159 credits
Weight
84 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Artifice

Chemical Jug

A large chemical container left in the facility.

Value range
32–83 credits
Weight
32 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Vow

Clock

A tabletop clock with a damaged face.

Value range
44–55 credits
Weight
26 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Clown Horn

A hand horn that makes a loud blast.

Value range
52–71 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
March

Coffee Mug

A ceramic mug recovered from the facility.

Value range
24–67 credits
Weight
5 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Comedy

A mask that can laugh and turn its wearer into a Masked enemy.

Value range
28–51 credits
Weight
11 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Control Pad

A control panel from the facility.

Value range
34–63 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Offense

Dust Pan

A dust pan used for sweeping.

Value range
12–31 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Experimentation
Ear

Ear

An ear recovered as scrap from Dine.

Value range
2–13 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Dine

Easter Egg

A throwable egg that can explode on impact.

Value range
22–51 credits
Weight
3 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
March

Egg Beater

A hand mixer for beating ingredients.

Value range
12–43 credits
Weight
11 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Vow

Fancy Lamp

A decorative lamp with a heavy base.

Value range
60–127 credits
Weight
21 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Rend

Flask

A glass flask with a narrow neck.

Value range
16–43 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Experimentation
Foot

Foot

A foot recovered as scrap from Dine.

Value range
6–21 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Dine

Garbage Lid

A metal lid from a trash bin.

Value range
20–43 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Offense

Gift Box

A gift box that drops a random moon scrap item when opened.

Value range
12–27 credits
Weight
19 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Experimentation

Gold Bar

A valuable gold bar that is very heavy to carry.

Value range
102–209 credits
Weight
77 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Artifice

Golden Cup

A gold-colored cup from the facility.

Value range
40–79 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Artifice

Hair Brush

A handled brush with stiff bristles.

Value range
8–35 credits
Weight
11 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Adamance

Hairdryer

A hair dryer that makes a loud sound when used.

Value range
60–99 credits
Weight
7 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Artifice
Hand

Hand

A hand recovered as scrap from Dine.

Value range
4–11 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Dine
Heart

Heart

A heavy heart recovered as scrap from Dine.

Value range
24–99 credits
Weight
31 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Dine

Homemade Flashbang

A makeshift flashbang that can blind nearby employees when triggered.

Value range
10–27 credits
Weight
5 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Experimentation

Jar of Pickles

A sealed jar of pickles.

Value range
32–59 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Vow
Knee

Knee

A knee recovered as scrap from Dine.

Value range
8–17 credits
Weight
5 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Dine

Large Axle

A heavy axle from machinery.

Value range
36–55 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Experimentation

Laser Pointer

A handheld pointer that projects a small orange beam.

Value range
32–99 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Offense

Magic 7 Ball

A fortune-telling ball with a numbered window.

Value range
36–71 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Artifice

Magnifying Glass

A hand lens with a large circular glass.

Value range
44–59 credits
Weight
11 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Old Phone

A phone that plays a scream when selected.

Value range
48–63 credits
Weight
5 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Titan

Painting

A framed landscape that takes both hands to carry.

Value range
60–123 credits
Weight
31 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Rend

Perfume Bottle

A small perfume bottle with a spray top.

Value range
48–103 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Pill Bottle

A pill container found in the facility.

Value range
16–39 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Titan

Plastic Cup

A lightweight disposable cup.

Value range
12–35 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
March

Plastic Fish

A plastic toy fish.

Value range
28–39 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Adamance

Red Soda

A can of red soda.

Value range
18–89 credits
Weight
7 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Titan

Remote

A remote that can switch the ship lights on and off.

Value range
20–47 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Embrion
Ribcage

Ribcage

A ribcage recovered as scrap from Dine.

Value range
8–25 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Dine

Robot Toy

A toy robot that may make noise when picked up.

Value range
56–87 credits
Weight
21 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Embrion

Rubber Ducky

A small yellow rubber bath toy.

Value range
2–99 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Artifice

Soccer Ball

A ball that can be kicked around.

Value range
44–71 credits
Weight
19 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Embrion

Steering Wheel

A steering wheel from a vehicle.

Value range
16–31 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Experimentation

Stop Sign

A road sign that can double as a melee weapon.

Value range
20–51 credits
Weight
28 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Adamance

Tattered Metal Sheet

A bent sheet of metal.

Value range
10–21 credits
Weight
26 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Experimentation

Tea Kettle

A metal kettle.

Value range
32–55 credits
Weight
21 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Vow

Teeth

Wind-up chattering teeth that can start clattering when picked up, which can draw nearby creatures.

Value range
60–83 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Toilet Paper

A roll of toilet paper.

Value range
60–87 credits
Weight
5 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Embrion
Tongue

Tongue

A tongue recovered as scrap from Dine.

Value range
3–15 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Dine

Toothpaste

A tube of toothpaste.

Value range
14–47 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Titan

Toy Cube

A small colored toy cube.

Value range
24–43 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Assurance

Toy Train

A small toy locomotive.

Value range
52–83 credits
Weight
21 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Tragedy

A mask that can cry and turn its wearer into a Masked enemy.

Value range
28–51 credits
Weight
11 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Titan

V-Type Engine

A compact engine block recovered from a vehicle.

Value range
20–55 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Experimentation

Wedding Ring

A metal wedding ring.

Value range
52–79 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Artifice

Whoopie Cushion

A cushion that can make a sound when triggered.

Value range
6–35 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Vow

Yield Sign

A roadside sign that can be used as a melee weapon.

Value range
18–35 credits
Weight
42 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Offense

Zed Dog

A toy dog whose sale value can vary widely.

Value range
0–199 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Scrap type

Special scrap

5 items

Apparatus

A socketed power unit that shuts off facility power when removed.

Value range
80 credits
Weight
31 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Any moon with a Factory interior

Bee Hive

An outdoor hive guarded by Circuit Bees; its value depends on its distance from the ship.

Value range
40–149 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
March

Double-Barrel

A shotgun dropped by a Nutcracker that can be used as a weapon.

Value range
60 credits
Weight
16 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Rend

Egg

A nest egg that can hatch and draw a Giant Sapsucker to it.

Value range
40–199 credits
Weight
19 lb
Conductive
No
Two-handed
Yes
Most common moon
Vow
Kitchen Knife

Kitchen Knife

A knife dropped by a Butler that can be picked up and used as a weapon.

Value range
35 credits
Weight
0 lb
Conductive
Yes
Two-handed
No
Most common moon
Dine

How to Find and Carry Scrap

Scrap is spread through the old industrial facilities on each moon, sitting alongside traps and monsters. You search the rooms, pick up what you can, and bring it back before the ship leaves, since anything left on the moon is lost. Inventory space is the real limit, because you can hold four items at a time and each scrap item fills one of those slots. The fifth slot is for equipment, so it won't hold scrap.

A two-handed item fills a slot too, and while you hold one, you can't climb ladders or pick up anything else. Every item also adds weight, which slows you down and makes you easier for monsters to catch. A full load is always a trade-off between profit and safety.

How Scrap Value Works

Every scrap item has a minimum and a maximum value, and the game picks a number somewhere in that range. That means the same item can be worth more or less each time you find it, so treat any listed range as a guide rather than a fixed price. Timing matters too. The Company pays a share of an item's value that depends on how many days are left before the deadline. Early in a cycle that share is low, around 30 percent on the first day, and it rises until it reaches full value on the last day. Because of that, many players sell only what they need early and hold the rest until the final day.

How to Sell Scrap and Meet the Quota

You sell scrap at the Company building on Gordion, the Company's moon. Fly there from your ship's terminal, set your items on the outside counter, and ring the bell so the clerk takes them. Don't ring the bell over and over or make a lot of noise at the counter, because that can anger the Company and get you killed.

Those sales keep the run going. Every three-day cycle ends with a profit quota that your sales have to meet. If you clear it, the next cycle starts with a higher target, and if you miss it, the run ends.

Which Scrap Items Are Worth the Most

Cash registers, bee hives, and gold bars are the most valuable scrap in the game, and they're what most crews hope to find. Two-handed pieces also tend to be among the biggest earners, but they cost you mobility. The best finds are the ones you can actually carry back, so weigh each big item against how much it slows you down.

FAQ

Q.

What happens to my scrap if I die?

Scrap you're carrying drops where you die, so a teammate has to go back for it. Scrap you've set down on the ship is safer, since it survives a single teammate's death. It's only lost if every crew member dies and the ship leaves without them.

Q.

Do all moons have the same scrap?

No. Each moon holds a different amount of scrap, and what you find can be worth more or less depending on the moon. Moons also differ in which monsters they have, so the loot is only part of the picture.

Q.

Can scrap items be used for anything besides selling?

Yes, a few can. The Airhorn and Clown Horn let you make noise whenever you choose. Some noisy items can also draw monsters toward you, such as the Robot Toy, which can attract Eyeless Dogs.

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