Lot 59 is a general merchandise liquidation pallet of mixed goods, sold used and as-is with freight anywhere in the US included. Some share of it will not be resellable, so planning for those pieces up front makes the whole job cleaner. Below is a way to sort damaged and non-working goods into parts, recycling and disposal streams responsibly.
Handling Rejects From a General Merchandise Liquidation Pallet
First decide: repair, parts or out
- Repair: the fault is simple and you have the skills and parts, for example a missing screw or a loose cover.
- Parts: the item is beyond repair but has useful components such as screws, covers or fasteners.
- Out: unsafe, contaminated or heavily broken goods that should not be resold.
Recycling streams to set up
- Cardboard and paper packaging.
- Clean plastics accepted in your area.
- Electronics and anything with a plug, routed to an e-waste drop-off.
- Batteries kept separately with terminals taped, taken to a battery collection point.
- Metal parts for scrap where accepted.
What not to do
Do not put batteries or electronics in household trash, do not sell items you know are unsafe, and do not hide faults in a bundle. Local rules vary, so check your city or county guidance for disposal.
About the Pallet
Lot 59 holds mixed merchandise lots from the general department, not itemized ahead of time. Typical counts run near 100 to 300 items, though actual numbers differ.
Condition Disclosure
We sell every piece used and as-is. Items are not tested, graded or checked for completeness. Some may look unused, while others are worn, damaged, missing parts or not working, which is why a reject plan matters.
Who Works This Way
Repair and parts resellers, bin stores, flea market vendors, discount shops and online sellers who buy a wholesale liquidation pallet regularly all need a disposal routine. Pallets for bin stores especially benefit from pulling unsafe pieces before the floor. No outcome is promised.
Freight and Pickup
Shipping anywhere in the US is included. Delivery is curbside; a loading dock, forklift or pallet jack makes unloading easiest, and if you have none, contact the store before ordering or book local pickup by appointment; storage terms are in the Shipping Policy.
Purchase Terms
Sold as-is and unmanifested. Lot 59 returns go through the Returns & Refund Policy; transit damage, shortages or defects are reported following it and the Shipping Policy.
Disposal Questions
Can I sell broken items at all?
Yes, when clearly labeled for parts or repair and safe to handle. Never present them as working.
What about items with batteries I cannot remove?
Take the whole item to an e-waste or battery collection site that accepts it.
How large is the reject share on Lot 59?
It is not known in advance, since the pallet is not tested or sorted before it ships.
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