Pawn Shops Palmer
Palmer and nearby areas have several pawn shops offering loans and buying items. Gold, electronics, and firearms are commonly pawned or sold here.
Palmer, AK has 3 pawn shops in our directory. Top-rated options include Alaska Fast Cash Wasilla.
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Alaska Fast Cash Wasilla
View details581 W Parks Hwy, Wasilla, AK 99654, United States
What Palmer 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.
Alaska Pawn Shop Regulations
Alaska enacted statewide pawnbroker licensing in 2010 (effective July 2011). Maximum pawn transaction is $750 excluding finance fees. $5 processing fee per transaction permitted. Loans prohibited to minors, intoxicated persons, or those using others names. 2-year licenses.
Tips for Visiting Pawn Shops in Palmer
- 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
What can I pawn in Palmer?
Common items include gold, electronics, and tools.
Which pawn shops in Palmer are well-reviewed?
Check out Alaska Fast Cash Wasilla and Sourdough Pawn & Gun for reliable options.
How much can I get for gold?
Offers vary by weight, purity, and current prices. Pawn shops typically pay below spot value - get multiple quotes to compare.
What ID do I need?
Valid government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID).
