Rick B
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I would think 18. Old enough to enter into a contract. |
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*♥I'm Dani and You're♥*
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18 years old, I think |
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jeselynn95603
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18 at least by law or else you cant enter into a legal contract and your parents could sue and get the items back saying they were stolen.. |
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Locust..KIller!!
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18 |
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evita
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18 and you have to show a picture ID |
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ddub
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18 teen and you must show id |
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Woody Woodburn
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18 years old! |
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JCA
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Of legal age. Check your state's legal age requirement. If you're not of legal age, you are not even allowed in the pawn shop. The broker (yes pawn brokers have a license) can loose his license. Like selling beer to minors, same difference. |
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brian
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If you have the time, sell it on eBay or another on line auction. Pawn shops offer very low payments because they know in most cases people are desperate.
To answer your actual question, you must be 18+ and have a valid ID. |
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tryin 2 make somethin of my sel
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18 in mn |
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heather d
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In most states you must be 18 years old to enter into a contract, call your local Pawn Shop to find out. |
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aussiediver
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call them. They usually take anything from anyone. |
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MICHELE C
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Go to a prawn shop instead, better prices for the unemployable |
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musikxmyantidrug
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they might take you seriously if you were older, but theyre getting value so i doubt that theyd care :) or just go to ebay |
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punky89
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i would say 18 with id
or if your under 18 maybe you could with parental consent
i dont know we dont have a pawn shop where i live |
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Shy Girl's in love!!! :D
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hmmmm, idk i wonder. |
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jennybaratta2002
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18 at least here in NY |
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LADI PEGASUS
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21 TAKE ID |
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TickTocky
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they probably wont ask |
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alan_rock_2007
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you can sel at least about 14 and up |
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problemchilddd
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OVER 100000000000000000000000000000000 |
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Newmedicine
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My advice, if all you need is $40.00, is hang onto what you have because pawn shops are in the business of taking advantage of those in need. Instead, work, whatever your age, and save the money. I'd do anything honest, such as, mow lawns, run errands, shovel snow, wash and wax cars, or even work in a fast food restaurant or a supermarket to earn the money. Remember, too, whatever value you place on an item will be vastly different from the value a pawn broker would place on that item. They are in business to make money, not help people in trouble. Good luck. |
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