Cash today. Your item back when you repay.
A pawn loan is cash secured by something you own: gold, jewelry, a watch, tools or electronics. No credit check, nothing reported to credit bureaus, and we keep your item safe until you pick it up.
30 days
Standard loan term.
+30 days
Grace period before your item is forfeited.
No credit check
Nothing reported to credit bureaus.
Since 1990
Serving West Park.
How it works
1. Bring in your item
Plus a valid government-issued photo ID. You must be 18 or older.
2. Get an offer
We look it over and tell you how much we can lend. No obligation.
3. Walk out with cash
Sign your pawn ticket; it lists your loan amount, charges and due date.
4. Repay and pick it up
Pay back the loan plus charges within the term, and your item is yours again.
What we loan on
- Gold & jewelry
- Diamonds
- Watches
- Power tools
- Phones & tablets
- Laptops
- Gaming consoles
- Musical instruments
Own a business?
Need cash for payroll? Talk to us about a loan secured by your valuables. Fast, private, and no paperwork from your bank.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to bring?
The item, and a valid government-issued photo ID such as a driver license. You must be 18 or older. Florida law also requires us to take a thumbprint for every pawn or sale.
How long do I have to repay?
Your loan is due 30 days after you pawn. If you can’t make it by then, Florida law gives you another 30 days before the item is forfeited. Your exact dates are printed on your pawn ticket.
Can I extend my loan?
Yes. Pay the monthly interest by your due date and your loan is extended another 30 days.
How much will it cost?
Our pawn charge is 10% of the loan per month on jewelry, gold, watches and firearms, and 20% per month on general merchandise and everything else. On a $100 loan, that’s $10 or $20 a month. Your total charge and annual percentage rate are printed on your pawn ticket before you sign.
Does a pawn loan affect my credit?
No. We don’t check your credit and don’t report to credit bureaus. If you decide not to repay, you simply don’t pick up the item, and you owe nothing more.
Pawn loans are made under the Florida Pawnbroking Act. Your exact loan amount, charges, annual percentage rate and due dates are printed on your pawn ticket.