Pawn shops in Washington, DC.

Capital City pawn shops from Capitol Hill to the H Street corridor. 4 shops in our directory — 3 verified, 1 pending verification.

Crown Pawnbrokers

4.3 · 0 reviews

Crown Pawnbrokers in Washington, District of Columbia.

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(202) 332-2522 View details

First Cash Jewelry & Loan

4.3 · 0 reviews

First Cash Jewelry & Loan in Washington, District of Columbia.

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(202) 333-2274 View details

J & V Pawn Shop

4.0 · 67 reviews

A neighborhood pawn shop in NE Washington D.C. serving Capitol Hill and the H Street corridor, offering quick cash loans and fair prices on jewelry and electronics.

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(202) 543-7757 View details

First Cash Jewelry & Loan - N.W. Georgia Ave is a pawn shop serving Washington, DC. This listing is pending verification — please call ahead to confirm hours and services before visiting.

(202) 882-2000 View details
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Washington pawn shop FAQ.

How many pawn shops are in Washington, DC?

PawnGuru lists 4 pawn shops and buy/sell stores in Washington, District of Columbia (3 verified, 1 pending verification). Each listing includes address, phone, and, where available, hours, specialties, and aggregated customer ratings.

What is the best-rated pawn shop in Washington?

Based on aggregated customer reviews, Crown Pawnbrokers is currently the highest-rated pawn shop in Washington on PawnGuru with a 4.3-star rating across 0 reviews.

Do pawn shops in Washington offer loans?

Yes. Pawn shops in Washington, like anywhere in District of Columbia, offer collateral-based short-term loans. You bring in an item of value, they lend you a fraction of its resale price, and you can redeem the item by repaying the loan plus interest within the state-mandated loan term.

What do I need to pawn something in Washington?

You need (1) valid government-issued photo ID — this is required by District of Columbia law and federal anti-theft regulations, (2) the item in working, presentable condition, and (3) proof of ownership where applicable (receipts, titles, certificates). Most Washington pawn shops also prefer you to be 18 or older.