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What Mount Pleasant Pawn Shops Accept
- ✓ Gold jewelry & watches
- ✓ Electronics (phones, laptops, tablets)
- ✓ Power tools (DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita)
- ✓ Gaming consoles (PS5, Xbox, Nintendo)
- ✓ Musical instruments
- ✓ Firearms (where permitted)
- ✓ Designer items
Acceptance varies by shop. Call ahead for specialty items or large quantities.
South Carolina Pawn Shop Regulations
South Carolina pawnbrokers operate under Title 40, Chapter 39 with a Certificate of Authority from SCDCA. A $15,000 bond and insurance for pledged goods are required. Maximum loan is $15,000. Electronic data transfer to law enforcement database required.
Tips for Visiting Pawn Shops in Mount Pleasant
- 1.Get quotes from multiple shops before deciding
- 2.Know your item's value - check eBay sold listings first
- 3.Bring valid government-issued ID (required by law)
- 4.Ask about interest rates and total repayment amount upfront
- 5.Keep your pawn ticket in a safe place
- 6.Ask about the redemption period and any grace periods
- 7.Ask if they report to credit bureaus (most don't)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Pawn Shops are in Mount Pleasant?
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What do Pawn Shops in Mount Pleasant accept?
Mount Pleasant Pawn Shops typically accept gold and jewelry, electronics, tools, musical instruments, and other valuables. Each shop has different specialties - call ahead for specific items.
What percentage do Pawn Shops pay in Mount Pleasant?
Pawn Shops in Mount Pleasant typically offer 40-60% of an item's resale value for purchases, or 25-50% for pawn loans. Gold is usually priced at 40-60% of spot price. Get multiple quotes.
How long do I have to repay a pawn loan in South Carolina?
In South Carolina, the redemption period is 60 days from due date (10 days written notice required for loans over $50). Interest rates are capped at 25% on first $50; 20% on $50-$100; 15% on $100-$200; 10% on $200-$1,000; 5% on $1,000-$15,000 (per 30 days). Always ask about extensions.