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Premier Pawn Pawn shop in South Salt Lake, UT
Premier Pawn is a pawn shop at 3721 S State St, South Salt Lake, UT. It has a 4.5-star rating from 168 Google reviews. Customers mention tools in their reviews.
Sell gold or jewelry here?
“My wife and I were in a little bit of an unfortunate situation and needed a few hundred extra dollars we had to resort to pawning her wedding ring temporarily.” (Google review)
Mentioned once in reviews
Call before you go and ask whether they pay by weight for scrap gold, and whether you can pawn the piece instead of selling it. Bring a photo ID.
What customers bring in and buy
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Tools
Pawn shops for tools →“They have a huge selection of power tools at great prices, and are always willing to work with you if you need a bit of extra time to pick up your stuff.” (Google review)
Mentioned 2 times in reviews · Listed on the shop's website
From Google reviews
I’m not a big pawnshop guy, never have been. In fact, up until about six months ago I had no idea how it really worked. Premier pawn has not only helped me understand how it works but they have been amazing at making it work for me better than I ever thought possible.
Casually stopping by this place to look around turned me into a customer just due to their large selection of cool stuff and great customer service. Izac and Josh were super helpful and fun to talk to. Honestly pretty good deals on all sorts of things you might need or want. Would recommend.
Premier Pawn is the best Pawn Shop I have been to in Salt Lake! Josh was absolutely fantastic, and helped my Fiancee and I find our Wedding bands, which we could not be happier with! He was very friendly, extremely knowledgable of the precious metals we were interested in, and offered the fairest price possible.
This is the most fair shop in the valley. They r honest and open with u about everything. They can be understanding if you talk to em and let em know what's going on. Just be reasonable and realize they are a business and not doing it for free, it cost us money to run a company, they pay for employees and building.