While your item is in pawn, you still own it. It is our responsibility to keep it safe and in good condition while it’s in our care. When you give us an item for a pawn, we keep all accessories (remote controls, cables, etc.) with your item and place it in a secure area. Your item is safely stored until you return to pay your pawn loan in full and reclaim it.

Our staff determines the amount of your pawn loan by evaluating the market value of your item. We consider its current appraised value, its present condition, and our capacity to resell the item. We use all the research tools to determine an item's value and get you the most money possible. The amount of the loan offered is determined by the item's market value, which depends on its condition, among other factors, rather than its new retail price.

We determine the value of each item based on specific characteristic, yet Cash Point prices are negotiable.

Your item and a current, Government Issued ID. If you have any other documents, certificates of authenticity etc. for your item please bring them as well.

No. Please, be kind to bring your item in person with your valid id.

The title and ownership of an item remains with the borrower until the loan defaults. A pawnbroker can only sell a pawned item once the borrower fails to redeem or renew a loan at the end of the contracted period, typically four months.

Any time between 10 am and 6pm.

No appointments are necessary.

Only if it is a jewelry. We will determine the price base on its market value taking it's condition into the account.

No, pawn loans will not negatively affect your credit score. If you fail to repay your loan, it will not be reported to the credit bureaus. Your current credit score does not affect your loan terms as well.