Borrow in the Safe Suburbs! -- It's cheaper than you think!
Need cash? We'll loan you want you need. These days it's tough to get a loan at a bank or anywhere else. At Dave's Gold, Antiques, Loan it's easy. Bring in your gold, silver, sterling, jewelry, diamonds, watches, coins, antiques, higher-end collectibles, musical instruments, and we'll loan against them with no credit checks. $100's to $1000's in loans against your valuables. -- Up to 50% more when you sell us your gold!
How It Works
We do Pawn Loans
- Asset-Backed Loans (collateral loans against valuable items)
- Quick & Easy process - No credit checks
- Safe, clean, and friendly - Private entrance available
- Located in the safe, upscale suburbs of Lancaster - not center city!
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On a $250 loan you would owe $281 at the end of 4 months.
- 3% interest per month (based on 30 days) / 36% APR
- $1 Filing fee
- Written as a 4 month loan with a 4 month grace period
- You are only charged interest for the amount of time you have your loan
- You would lose ownership of your item(s) if the total amount you owe were to
reach 125% of the original loan amount (a $250 loan would be $312.50)
What We Loan Against
Gold / Silver / Sterling / Jewelry / Diamonds / Watches / Coins / Bullion
Toys, comics, sports, military, advertising, lamps, pottery, and other fine antiques. Collectibles should be of higher value.
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Luxury handbags including Chanel, Vuitton, Celine, Ferragamo ...
Musical Instruments - saxophones, trumpets, guitars, amps ...
Loanable items are of higher value, either by themselves, or in groups. This means the Fair Market Value of items should be $250 and higher.
We do not loan against electronics (unless high-end vintage), appliances, or tools
**Send us an email and tell us how much you need, and what you have to pawn.
Policies
NMLS #1273628
PA State maximum 3% per month / $1 filing fee
4 months loan term
Loans are based on what you need, and the value of your loanable item (asset).
We abide by:
US Patriot Act / Military Lending Act
Truth-in-Lending Act
Bank Secrecy Act and IRS regs requiring reporting of certain cash transactions
Trading with the Enemy Act and related Executive Orders and regulations
Privacy provisions of the Gramm-Leach-Billey Financial Services Modernization Act