Find a pawn shop near you
6537 pawn shops across the United States — national chains and local independents, with addresses and phone numbers. Whether you're buying, selling or pawning, start with a shop you can actually reach.
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- Alabama221
- Alaska17
- Arizona123
- Arkansas172
- California437
- Colorado112
- Connecticut67
- Delaware16
- Florida712
- Georgia567
- Hawaii24
- Idaho45
- Illinois193
- Indiana107
- Iowa46
- Kansas66
- Kentucky169
- Louisiana117
- Maine24
- Maryland91
- Massachusetts46
- Michigan120
- Minnesota73
- Mississippi114
- Missouri131
- Montana60
- Nebraska27
- Nevada49
- New Hampshire18
- New Jersey49
- New Mexico42
- New York230
- North Carolina260
- North Dakota13
- Ohio175
- Oklahoma159
- Oregon51
- Pennsylvania98
- Rhode Island19
- South Carolina118
- South Dakota27
- Tennessee184
- Texas684
- Utah74
- Vermont2
- Virginia155
- Washington94
- Washington DC2
- West Virginia83
- Wisconsin36
- Wyoming18
Popular cities
- Miami, FL59
- Houston, TX55
- New York, NY46
- Los Angeles, CA42
- Chicago, IL36
- Brooklyn, NY30
- San Diego, CA28
- Jacksonville, FL28
- Orlando, FL26
- Philadelphia, PA25
- Dallas, TX25
- Tampa, FL23
- Fort Worth, TX23
- Phoenix, AZ22
- Austin, TX22
- Baltimore, MD21
- Bronx, NY21
- Fort Lauderdale, FL20
- Marietta, GA20
- Columbus, OH20
- Macon, GA19
- Louisville, KY19
- Oklahoma City, OK19
- San Antonio, TX19
Selling vs pawning: selling pays more cash today; pawning is a loan against your item — you get it back when you repay. Typical pawn loans run 30–90 days, rates vary by state law.
Common questions
- How much do pawn shops pay?
- Typically 25–60% of resale value, depending on demand and how fast the item moves. Gold and jewelry are priced off weight and purity; get quotes from 2–3 shops before deciding.
- What do pawn shops buy the most?
- Gold and jewelry, power tools, electronics, gaming consoles, instruments and firearms (where licensed). Clean, working items with accessories get the best offers.
- How does a pawn loan work?
- You leave an item as collateral and get cash on the spot. Repay the loan plus fees within the term (usually 30–90 days) to get it back — or forfeit the item, with no hit to your credit.