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Gold & Silver Pawn Shop Pawn shop in Las Vegas, NV
Gold & Silver Pawn Shop is a pawn shop at 713 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV. It has a 4.4-star rating from 6,934 Google reviews. Customers mention electronics and coins and silver in their reviews.
“Famed dealer in used goods of all kinds with a bustling vibe thanks to TV exposure on Pawn Stars.”
What customers bring in and buy
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Electronics
Pawn shops for electronics →“Gold & Silver Pawn Shop – More Than Just a TV Location If you've ever watched Pawn Stars, there's a good chance this place is already on your Las Vegas list.” (Google review)
Mentioned 17 times in reviews
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Coins & silver
Pawn shops for coins and silver →“The counter help was great and attentive and super-knowledgeable about the ancient Roman coins we were looking at.” (Google review)
Mentioned 4 times in reviews · Listed on the shop's website
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Watches
Pawn shops for watches →Listed on the shop's website
From Google reviews
Visited on Nov 27 & Nov 28, 2025. The first time we went, it was closed for Thanksgiving, so we totally struck out. We weren’t the only ones either—there were quite a few other people who showed up without checking ahead of time. The parking lot was almost completely empty, and I remember thinking, “Okay… that’s weird.
Gold & Silver Pawn Shop – More Than Just a TV Location If you've ever watched Pawn Stars, there's a good chance this place is already on your Las Vegas list. After all, it's one of the most recognisable shops on television and has become something of a pilgrimage for fans of the show.
Really great place to visit if you like the show. You can go in and have a look around. They have a lot of cool things. For around $50 you can also meet one of the guys. You also get a tshirt free of choice what model, a bag with the logo of the shop and inside a picture of Rick.
A must-visit for any Las Vegas fan! This iconic pawn shop is even more fascinating in person, with an incredible collection of art, antiques, and unique artifacts. It was our first visit, and the kids were excited to see the place they’ve watched on TV.