What types of items do you buy?

We buy gold, silver, jewelry, and luxury watches including brands like Rolex and Cartier.

What are your hours of operation?

We are open Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Do I need an appointment to sell my items?

No appointment is necessary; walk-ins are always welcome!

How will I know how much my items are worth?

Our expert buyers will evaluate your items and provide you with a fair offer.

What types of items can I pawn or sell?

You can pawn or sell items such as jewelry, musical instruments, watches, antiques, cars, and electronics among others.

What is the duration of a pawn loan?

A pawn loan consists of a total of 4 months plus an additional 10 days grace period.

What identification do I need to get a loan or sell an item?

You will need a valid government-issued ID, passport, or consular ID.

What percentage of my item's value will I receive?

Typically, most loans consist of around 35% of the resale value of the item.

What are the interest rates on loans?

Interest rates vary based on the loan amount. For loans of $2,500 or less, the rates range from 1% to 2.5% per month, with negotiable rates on loans over $2,500.

What is the best time to sell gold?

The best time to sell gold typically depends on market conditions. Many clients consult with us about the optimal times based on current gold prices.

Is it better to pawn or sell at a pawn shop?

It depends on your situation. Pawning allows you to retrieve your item, while selling gives you immediate cash without the chance of losing the item.

What items can I pawn at Lucky Pawn?

You can pawn a variety of items, including jewelry, musical instruments, coins, gold and silver, power tools, TVs, and much more.

Do you offer loans on any items?

Yes, we offer loans on anything of value, just bring it in and we will assess it for a loan.

What is your layaway plan?

We offer a NO INTEREST, NO FEE layaway plan on select items.

How does your pawn shop work?

The Pawnbroker provides loans on various valuable items, including electronics, jewelry, musical instruments, tools, and household items. We mainly seek high-quality items that hold their value and can be securely stored. Customers provide collateral for their loans, allowing us to serve both high-risk and low-risk borrowers. Typically, pawn loans average between $70 and $100 but can range from $20 to several thousand dollars based on the collateral's value.

Why would someone go to your pawn shop to get a loan?

Our loan process is similar to other lenders, but with the benefit of holding collateral until the loan is repaid. This results in different loan sizes compared to traditional lending institutions.

What’s your item foreclosure procedure?

As long as borrowers make their monthly payments on time, their items will not go into foreclosure.

Do most of your pawning customers lose their merchandise?

We have a low foreclosure rate of only 10%, thanks to our flexible payment options and lower interest rates compared to competitors.

How can I be sure the merchandise I purchase at your pawn shop isn’t stolen?

We report every item purchased to the Los Angeles Police Department’s Pawn Section daily, ensuring that customers can buy with confidence that items are not stolen.

What’s the difference between buying at a pawn shop versus buying at a retail store?

The primary differences are the pricing and selection, with our prices typically guaranteed to be 60% lower than those at retail stores.

What is a short-term loan?

A short-term loan is a personal credit option that typically amounts to up to $1,000 and can be borrowed for a duration of 1 to 4 weeks, depending on state regulations.

What does one need to be approved?

To qualify for a short-term loan, you must be a legal USA resident, at least 18 years old, employed with a steady income, and have an active bank account.

Are the procedures safe?

Yes, all your data is encrypted and handled with high-security standards, ensuring the privacy of your information.

How long does it take to get a loan?

The process can be completed online and typically takes just minutes to fill out the request, with decisions often made in under an hour.

Can individuals with bad credit be approved?

Yes, many lenders consider income stability instead of focusing solely on credit scores, which can allow those with bad credit to receive approval.

What should one do if they can’t pay on time?

It's advised to contact your lender as soon as possible if you're facing payment difficulties. They will provide information regarding penalties and solutions.

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