I got about 120 LCD screens from a clear out.
Does anybody know what they're for or if they're worth anything?

 

Looks like model 1602D (16 col 2 rows). They also come with a little backpack board that provides an I2C interface, like this one:

https://www.amazon.com/JANSANE-Arduino-Display-Interface-Raspberry/dp/B07D83DY17

If you can post a clearer picture of the board and the sticker, we can probably help more as far as figuring out the exact brand and model.

 

Model 1602 LCD module is a popular alphanumeric display module with 16 character x 2 lines. They are used extensively by hobbyists and professionals alike for microcontroller (MCU) development and DIY and commercial projects. For most hobbyists, they would easily fetch $2-$5 each in single quantities.



There are different interface patterns, 1 x 14 pins and 1 x 16 pins being the most common.
2 x 7 and 2 x 8-pin footprints are less common.

This is a typical 1602 LCD with 16-pin connection. The pin identification is the same for 2x8 pinout.

 

Thank you so much

 

Looks like model 1602D (16 col 2 rows). They also come with a little backpack board that provides an I2C interface, like this one:

https://www.amazon.com/JANSANE-Arduino-Display-Interface-Raspberry/dp/B07D83DY17

If you can post a clearer picture of the board and the sticker, we can probably help more as far as figuring out the exact brand and model.

thank you so much here are some clearer pictures. I think the date is 2002. Are they too old to be used or sold?

 

Model 1602 LCD module is a popular alphanumeric display module with 16 character x 2 lines. They are used extensively by hobbyists and professionals alike for microcontroller (MCU) development and DIY and commercial projects. For most hobbyists, they would easily fetch $2-$5 each in single quantities.

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There are different interface patterns, 1 x 14 pins and 1 x 16 pins being the most common.
2 x 7 and 2 x 8-pin footprints are less common.

This is a typical 1602 LCD with 16-pin connection. The pin identification is the same for 2x8 pinout.

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Thank you for such a detailed explanation. The date on the ones that I have I think is 2002 and the connections are at the end rather than the side are they still usable or sellable.

 

They are quite usable. The more common version has just one row of pins as has been stated earlier. The I2C back planes suit those. Mostly, the pins are a standard, as is the driving signals. Although this is a smaller display,...
This may be the pinout...

https://www.vishay.com/docs/37473/lcd008n002a1yghjt.pdf

 

They are quite usable. The more common version has just one row of pins as has been stated earlier. The I2C back planes suit those. Mostly, the pins are a standard, as is the driving signals. Although this is a smaller display,...
This may be the pinout...
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https://www.vishay.com/docs/37473/lcd008n002a1yghjt.pdf

Thank you so much that is great information

 

If you were located in my neck of the woods I would take them off your hands.
In October, I will be in Luton and we can meet up if you still have them.