now many people don't know this but
pawnshops are good for a whole lot more
than pawning which is getting a loan
against collateral you can make a pretty
penny by selling your stuff to them too
in fact pawn broker Rudy can tell a
brother's collateral loan says all of
the merchandise for sale in here once
belonged to somebody else I deal a lot
with people that inherit things they
don't want they don't want to make a
Craigslist ad and have people come over
to their house to buy it they don't want
to give it to a relative because it's
worth more money so they come to a pawn
shop to sell it for cash so here's the
big question when selling how do you get
the most bang for your buck or should we
say buck for your bang Rudy says go in
knowing how much your item is worth and
don't be shy about asking for that
amount a pawnbroker doesn't think that a
person serious really unless he gives
them a price if you want to sell it to
me you have to tell me how much you want
but that doesn't always mean you're
gonna get that much and here's why
they're selling it to a dealer who has
to sell it for a profit and who has to
figure in all his costs of doing
business at the same time they have to
realize they're not gonna get what it's
worth you're gonna get what it's worth
to a dealer we can pay them what it's
worth on a wholesale basis because this
business is set up to buy things and
sell them one more tip from Rudy before
you agree to accept cash for your item
look around the store to see if
something captivates you you might be
able to make a trade and leave with a
more valuable item than the one you
brought in to sell