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If you have a need for some money, consider visiting a pawn shop. Bring in a item that you can pawn for a short-term loan or sell an item with value that you have lying around your house for cash. If you need cash quickly, pawn shops are a convenient source for pawn loans. Pawn shops loan money when a bank won't. Always read the terms of your loan closely and be aware of the fees and time limits. If you are unable to pay off the loan by the time stated or pay for an extention, the pawn shop has the right to sell the item. Search our pawn shops listings and find a shop in your town.
You'll also find special discounts at pawn shops that may suprise you. Stop by a local pawn shop and discover a deal on things like jewelry, guns, computers, guitars, televisions, camcorders and digital cameras. You may need a small loan for gas or a larger loan to make payroll. Regardless of where you live, use our pawn shop listings to find a pawn shop near you. Browse our extensive pawn shop directory to find a local pawn shop closest to your home.
Coming Soon - You will be able to have your shop featured here on the homepage. Right now we will be featuring two random US pawn shops with either eBay listings or a Reverb store.
Established in April 1999, the Eureka Trading Co. has one of the largest jewelry selections on the north coast. We also offer a complete line of jewelry repair. Among our staff is a GIA Graduate with 35 years experience and a goldsmith with 30 years of experience.... Read More
We buy, sell, trade and pawn: Coins, Gold/Silver Bullion, Currency, Coins, Proof Sets, Mint Sets, American Eagles, Estate Jewelry and other rare coins and currency. We are a ANA member and a NGC Authorized Dealer. We do Insurance and Estate appraisals as well.... Read More
Program from America Public Media "MarketPlace, - Is this the "Golden Age" for pawn shops?
