Kansas City's Premier Jewelry Buyer & Pawn

Do you have old or broken gold, platinum, or silver jewelry that you have no immediate plans to use? Why not use these items to gain needed cash today! The pawn shop at Jewelry By Morgan & Pawn accepts a variety of items for pawn. We have the expertise and resources to truly give you top dollar loans for your items. At Jewelry By Morgan & Pawn, we are experts at what we do and that helps put more money in your pocket. Come in TODAY and we’ll give you cash in minutes!

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  • Patek Philippe watch, one example of the high-end pawn offered at Jewelry by Morgan & Pawn

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Easy 3 Step Process

Get A Quote

Bring your items to the shop located at

6515 N. Cosby Ave Kansas City Mo 64151.


Expert Evaluation

Once at the shop our experts, will examine your items and give you an accurate appraisal on your item to either pawn or sell. Because we are experts in jewelry we often pay top dollar on all jewelry.

Get Cash Today

Once your item has been evaluated, we will give you our official offer and arrange for immediate payment. Don't like our offer? No worries! We will return your item quickly. No risk. No obligation.

Get Immediate Cash Today On The Following Items

  • Diamonds and all precious gemstones
  • Gold jewelry including gold rings, necklaces, bracelets, and charms
  • Old gold, scrap gold, and broken gold
  • Platinum jewelry
  • Gold coins
  • Rolex Watches (New & Used)
  • Silver jewelry, silver coins, and sterling silver flatware
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Pawn FAQ's

  • How does the process work?

    The process is simple. Bring in the items you’d like to either pawn for a low-interest cash loan or sell outright. Morgan and Scott (Jewelry Experts) will examine your items and give you a free appraisal on your jewelry, electronics, or tools (we do not take guns at the present time).  Once the appraisal is done we will give you an official offer and arrange for immediate payment. Don't like our offer? No worries! We will return your item quickly. No risk. No obligation. Typically takes 10-30 minutes from beginning to end.

  • Is there a charge to get an appraisal of my items?

    Nope! All of our appraisals are complimentary, with no risk or obligation. Because we are experts in jewelry, we will give you an accurate appraisal of your jewelry to either pawn or sell. For your other items, we use a database that many pawnbrokers utilize to determine the value. 

  • Can I sell my items to your pawn shop instead of getting a loan?

    Of course, you can! All of our appraisals have an option for an outright purchase. 

  • What are the terms of the loan?

    Terms on all pawn/loans are 30 days and you can re-pawn your items 10 days after paying back your initial 30-day loan. You may also sell us your items instead. 

  • What percentage do I have to pay back my loan?

    You are charged 2% interest plus a service fee when paying back your loan to get back your item from pawn. The service fee is based on the amount of the initial cash loan and the item itself based on storage.

  • What items can I pawn or sell to your shop?

    Gold jewelry including gold rings, necklaces, bracelets, and charms

    Old gold, scrap gold, and broken gold

    Gold coins

    Silver jewelry, silver coins, and sterling silver flatware

    Platinum jewelry

    Diamonds and all precious gemstones

History Of Pawn

More than 3,000 years ago, pawn shops first emerged in Ancient China as a method of granting short-term credit to peasants. Some pawnbrokers operated independently, but over time most of these businesses were run through pawn shops. Pawnbroking thrived in ancient Greece and Rome, giving merchants a way to get small shops off the ground.

 

Since people in need of quick cash were more likely to be on the fringes of society during this era, measures were put in place to try to prevent the pawning of stolen items. The Pawnbrokers Act of 1872 established regulations protecting pawnbrokers who inadvertently sold stolen items. This act also stipulated the amount of interest that could be charged on pawned items, and set out overall guidelines for the industry, establishing a pattern of regulation that continues today.