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Gold & Precious Metal Buyers in North Charleston, SC

5 of the 16 pawn shops, check cashing and loan stores we list in North Charleston have an in-house counter that buys gold and other precious metals.

A map pin can't tell you whether a shop buys gold or just pawns electronics and tools — that split is confirmed one listing at a time from the shop's own site, signage, or posted buy list.

  1. Gene's Jewelry & Pawn

    5818 Rivers Ave, North Charleston, SC 29406-6031

    Mon-Fri: 9AM-6:30PM, Sat: 9AM-6PM, Sun: Closed

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  2. Mega Pawn And Jewelry

    5654 Rivers Ave, North Charleston, SC 29406-6027

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  3. CAP

    4400 Dorchester Rd, Suite 112, North Charleston, SC 29405

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  4. Money Man Pawn

    2030 Remount Rd, North Charleston, SC 29406

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  5. Cash America Pawn

    8530 Rivers Ave, North Charleston, SC 29406-9207

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Weigh it before you go. Payouts run 40-70% of the day's melt value depending on karat and local competition, so check the spot price that morning and bring a rough weight in grams if you have a scale at home. Every seller needs a valid government-issued photo ID — it's state law, not shop policy, and the transaction gets logged with local police either way.

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How much will a pawn shop pay for gold?

Most offer 40-70% of the day's melt (spot) value based on purity. At roughly $2,400/oz for gold, a 5-gram 14k ring typically nets $80-140 before any haggling.

Do I need ID to sell gold at a pawn shop?

Yes. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for every buy or pawn transaction under state pawn-shop law, and the sale is reported to local police as a routine anti-theft measure.