What'sNearbyTM

What are you looking for?

Close Search
      We apologize for the inconvenience

      The people search feature on Superpages.com is temporarily unavailable. You can still search for people on yellowpages.com since Yellow Pages and Superpages are part of one company.

      You will be automatically re-directed to People Search on yellowpages.com in .

      Top Dollar Pawn Brokers Inc

      Add to Favorites
      Be the first to review!
      Pawnbrokers, Jewelers

      1720 Richmond Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314

      718-370-2200

      CLOSED NOW: 
      Today: 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
      Call

      REVIEWS write reviewWrite a Review

      Be the first to review!
      First-classBetter than mostAbout what I expectedNot the worst...Disappointing
      DETAILS
      General Info
      At Top Dollar Pawn Brokers we provide confidential lending solutions. Quick cash loans are available for individuals and families. We buy and loan cash for watches, gold, diamonds, platinum, silver, jewelry, coins & estate and broken or unwanted jewelry. Unmatched earrings, out-of-style pendants, broken rings and bracelets, knotted or kinked chains can put cash in your pocket! We buy gold in any form. Free appraisals. There is value in the precious content of the items. Secure and convenient location in Staten Island. Licensed by Dept. of Consumer Affairs We pay top prices-guaranteed! According to the National Pawnbrokers Association consumers seeking safety net loans from a trusted, licensed pawnbroker, NPA answers the following questions about pawn stores: 1. What does a pawn store do? The core of a pawn store’s business is making collateral loans. Pawn stores offer loans, secured by something of value. The pawn store may have other business elements such as retail sales. However, pawnbrokers focus on lending money. 2. How does a pawn loan work? Customers bring in an item of value, and the pawnbroker offers a loan based on a percentage of the item’s estimated value. The pawnbroker then keeps the item until the customer repays the loan with interest and any additional fees that may apply. Pawn stores are regulated on a federal, state and local level. 3. How much money can I get for my item? On average, customers receive only a portion of the item’s retail value. Remember, the pawnbroker is loaning money on the item, not buying it. The pawnbroker must consider the cost of storage, security and future demand for the item, along with the resale value if the loan is not repaid. The average loan amount nationally is $150. However, loans can be made for any amount, depending on the value of the pawned item. 4. What kind of interest rate will I have to pay on the loan? Interest rates vary from state to state and usually amount to less than bank overdraft fees, utility reconnect fees, or credit card late fees. As an example, an $80 pawn loan at 20% for 30 days would cost about $16. Compare that to an overdraft fee or a credit card late fee that may negatively affect your credit. 5. What do I need to do to get a pawn loan? In order to secure a pawn loan, you simply need an item of value and proper identification. Pawn loans do not require a credit check, bank account or co-signer. 6. What happens if I don’t repay my loan? Defaulting on a loan can never affect consumers’ credit scores. Because the loan is based on collateral—that is, an actual piece of property—the loan is considered paid in full when the item is handed over to the pawnbroker. "For years, pawn stores have been providing safety net loans to families that encounter sudden financial emergencies," adds Prochaska. "These vital, small-dollar loans simply aren’t offered by banks and other traditional lending institutions."
      Hours
      Regular Hours
      Mon - Fri:
      SatClosed
      Sun:
      Categories
      Pawnbrokers, Jewelers
      Neighborhoods
      Mid-Island, Bulls Head
      Suggest an Edit
      Data provided by one or more of the following: Thryv, Data Axle, Yext.