Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Remedy Pawn is now accepting firearms.

While we can never be 100% sure, statistics show that less than 1 percent of pawn items are stolen goods. Florida pawnshops are required by law to report all items either pawned or bought. Remedy Pawn & Jewelry electronically transmits all information for each pawn and/or buy daily. This includes: a description of the merchandise, serial number, model number, and the name, identification number, and thumbprint of the person who brought it to us.

A pawn is a loan on your everyday items, such as jewelry, electronics, or tools.

All we need is a government issued ID to get you started. There is no credit check required. The amount of your loan is determined by the value of your collateral not your credit score. State laws differ on the term of a pawn loan, but in Florida, the term is 30 days. This means you have thirty days to either pay your pawn loan (plus the pawn service charges) in full, and receive your merchandise back, or simply pay the pawn service charge for the month to extend your loan another 30 days. If no payment is received within 60 days, your merchandise will be put out for sale to the general public.

Yes, we do not limit the number of loans that one customer may have.

The minimum required payment is the monthly pawn service charge. Any additional funds can be used to pay down the principal (amount originally borrowed).

Yes. In addition to our state-of-the-art security system, we are also fully insured.

Simply put…yes. We buy almost anything of value. All that is needed is a government issued ID.

You will need a government issued picture ID, such as State Issued Drivers License or ID Card, Military ID, Passport, Alien Registration Card, etc.

Value is based on several criteria, such as: age, condition, desirability, and what price we would expect to receive for your item. Our C.U.R.E.’s are trained to properly research an items value to ensure you are offered top dollar for your merchandise.

Each jewelry item is inspected individually. Diamonds, Gold and Silver are tested to verify authenticity. Gold and Silver are tested using a special precious metal acid that determines the karat of gold. Diamonds are tested with a diamond tester, as well as a jeweler’s loupe. Carat weight of the diamond, as well as the color, cut and clarity are all taken into consideration.

YES, not only do we buy broken or unwanted gold, but silver as well. The price of gold and silver is based on market value, and can change daily. The market value for 24k gold is significantly higher than that of 10k gold. The higher the karat, the more your gold is worth.