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Pawn shops by state

We list 8,948 pawn shops in 3,068 cities and towns across the United States — about 2.7 for every 100,000 residents. A pawn loan is secured by an item you leave at the shop: there is no credit check, and if you don't repay, the shop keeps the item instead of sending you to collections. Pick a state for city-by-city lists with addresses and phone numbers.

Pawn shops
8,948
States
51
Pawn shops per 100k residents
2.7
Part of a big chain
19.9%
List a phone
97.5%

The biggest pawn shop chains

Most pawn shops are independent; 19.9% belong to one of the big chains below.

ChainPawn shops
Cash America Pawn709
EZPAWN407
First Cash Pawn201
Value Pawn & Jewelry107
Superpawn76
Cashland60
Complete Cash40
La Familia Pawn and Jewelry39
USA Pawn35
GEM Pawnbrokers29
Pawn America28
Lending Bear25

Cities with the most pawn shops per resident

Cities with 50,000+ residents and at least 3 pawn shops, ranked by pawn shops per 100,000 people, with local median household income (U.S.: $85,275) and poverty rate.

City Pawn shops Per 100k people Median household income Poverty rate
Fort Smith, AR 15 16.0 $56,234 17.9%
Hot Springs National Park, AR 11 14.4 $54,219 18.1%
Danville, VA 8 13.4 $48,191 21.4%
Pasadena, TX 18 12.4 $62,665 19.7%
Crossville, TN 7 12.2 $58,684 13.5%
Griffin, GA 8 12.0 $62,778 18.3%
Norcross, GA 9 12.0 $54,398 18.8%
Rome, GA 9 11.8 $62,230 17.7%
North Little Rock, AR 8 11.5 $51,874 21.2%
Huntington Park, CA 8 11.4 $61,376 17.1%
Sherman, TX 6 11.2 $62,961 11.2%
Klamath Falls, OR 6 10.9 $59,744 18.9%
North Fort Myers, FL 6 10.9 $55,090 15.4%
Cocoa, FL 7 10.7 $67,942 13.8%
Lagrange, GA 6 10.6 $54,446 19.2%

Pawn shops in each state

State Pawn shops Per 100k people Loan stores per 100k Median household income Poverty rate
Alabama 235 4.6 7.5 $65,640 15.8%
Alaska 25 3.4 — $91,603 10.2%
Arizona 206 2.8 2.8 $81,327 12.9%
Arkansas 223 7.4 0.2 $61,012 16.2%
California 535 1.4 1.6 $102,369 12.0%
Colorado 179 3.1 1.5 $97,396 9.6%
Connecticut 77 2.1 0.1 $104,433 10.2%
Delaware 23 2.3 3.0 $86,313 10.7%
District of Columbia 4 0.6 1.6 $111,467 15.2%
Florida 983 4.5 1.6 $75,446 12.7%
Georgia 544 5.0 5.0 $79,251 13.6%
Hawaii 31 2.1 0.8 $101,448 10.0%
Idaho 65 3.4 4.2 $76,311 10.7%
Illinois 263 2.1 1.1 $87,400 11.8%
Indiana 150 2.2 2.4 $73,437 12.4%
Iowa 57 1.8 1.1 $76,204 11.1%
Kansas 87 3.0 2.8 $78,365 11.8%
Kentucky 244 5.4 3.0 $65,382 16.2%
Louisiana 149 3.2 5.0 $62,722 19.0%
Maine 38 2.8 0.4 $75,636 10.8%
Maryland 123 2.0 1.6 $108,948 9.5%
Massachusetts 53 0.8 0.1 $109,539 10.1%
Michigan 159 1.6 1.4 $75,812 13.3%
Minnesota 86 1.5 0.6 $92,264 9.4%
Mississippi 151 5.1 5.2 $57,184 19.2%
Missouri 188 3.0 4.9 $73,651 12.7%
Montana 67 6.1 0.5 $71,403 12.2%
Nebraska 37 1.9 0.4 $79,262 10.5%
Nevada 101 3.2 5.8 $78,884 12.6%
New Hampshire 25 1.8 0.6 $100,699 7.3%
New Jersey 72 0.8 0.6 $109,319 9.9%
New Mexico 54 2.6 3.3 $64,322 18.1%
New York 314 1.6 0.2 $93,193 13.8%
North Carolina 375 3.5 2.2 $74,061 13.2%
North Dakota 17 2.2 0.5 $77,573 10.9%
Ohio 241 2.0 1.7 $74,030 13.3%
Oklahoma 222 5.6 7.2 $66,838 15.4%
Oregon 69 1.6 1.2 $83,810 11.9%
Pennsylvania 124 1.0 1.5 $81,657 11.9%
Rhode Island 25 2.3 0.8 $89,026 11.5%
South Carolina 168 3.2 7.6 $69,406 14.4%
South Dakota 33 3.7 0.3 $73,056 12.0%
Tennessee 257 3.7 8.1 $71,256 13.9%
Texas 1,260 4.3 5.8 $81,963 13.9%
Utah 87 2.6 3.0 $95,410 8.7%
Vermont 1 0.2 — $80,516 10.8%
Virginia 197 2.3 1.9 $101,899 10.1%
Washington 141 1.8 1.0 $100,769 10.0%
West Virginia 108 6.1 1.7 $60,548 16.7%
Wisconsin 48 0.8 3.9 $78,208 10.8%
Wyoming 27 4.7 1.9 $76,892 10.8%

Pawn shop listings: © Overture Maps Foundation (CDLA-Permissive 2.0), including Foursquare OS Places and © OpenStreetMap contributors; filtered and de-duplicated by us. Population, income and poverty: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey. Call ahead to confirm hours and what a shop buys or lends on.