These days there are new video games being created every second of every day, which means more and more games go from cutting edge to antique. But do used and old video games still matter? Of course they do! Let’s talk about why.
We’ve spoken frequently about guns, guitars, and jewellery when talking about things you can pawn at McBride Music and Pawn, but did you know that you can pawn your classic car parts too? Here’s some quick to read info about pawning classic car parts at our shop!
As we’ve said before, if you have an item that you’re sure would fetch a good price at the market, but you need the money right away, the best way to do that is by pawning the item! But how do you figure out if your item is valuable before pawning it?
When you need money right away, there’s simply no faster, easier, more fair way than pawning an item. But if you’ve never pawned something before, you may not know how to go about turning that item into cash. Luckily, we at McBride’s are here to help! Here are three things you must know before pawning an item at your local pawn shop:
While the actual restrictions on what you can pawn and what you can’t pawn differ between shops, the items that are the absolute best to pawn are tops almost across the board. Here are a few of the things you should bring in to your local pawn shop if you’re looking for the most cash, fast!
For those of us who have to pawn items for financial reasons, it can be a bittersweet experience. One thing it doesn’t have to be, however, is confusing! Here are 6 questions to ask your pawn broker when pawning your items.
It can be a difficult decision to choose to sell something valuable. Is the memory of this enough? Am I going to regret selling this later? Am I going to get a fair price for this? It’s this last point that we’re here to help you address! Here are some tips for getting the best value for your item, when pawning.
Firearms are a very interesting thing to collect. Due to variety in construction and design, history, and provenance, they can be put on display and still be valuable. But there’s another, more obvious way to enjoy your firearm collection, and that’s to fire them! Below are some of the top firing ranges in the Denton area, and a bit about them.
Buying and selling antique firearms can almost be a hobby within a hobby. Things like historical importance, individual craftsmanship, and extreme scarcity are things that only antique firearms can bring to your collection. But even with all of those differences, there are quite a few ways that an antique firearm is treated the same as a new gun would be. Below are a couple examples of things to remember when bringing in an antique firearm to your local pawnshop.
If you’re a gun owner, then chances are you’ve heard about the new gun restrictions that may be put in place as part of an Executive Order by President Barack Obama. If you’re a gun collector though, you’re probably wondering how this affects your ability to build, trade, and sell your collection of firearms. While there are many things to consider about the new rules, here are some things to think about when buying and selling firearms through a pawn shop:
