County Line Pawn
5060 Canton Road Marietta, Georgia  Phone: (770)924-2452  Fax: (770)924-8451
Celebrating A Quarter Century of Customer Service Help when you
Need It!!!

Regardless of the amount that you need, County Line Pawn can help out.  Loans from $5 to $50,000, we can do it all!  Deal with a business that has been in the community for over 24 years!  

We have a proven track record of performance and customer service that you won’t find with other pawn shops.  Honesty, integrity, and a team of people that are knowledgeable and friendly are what sets County Line Pawn apart from other shops!  

We want to be your one-stop source for all of your financial and shopping needs!

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What is a Pawn???

What is a Pawn?

A “pawn” is a loan of money given on the value of a piece of real property or asset that is held as collateral by the pawnbroker until the loan is repaid.  Items left for collateral range from home electronics, jewelry, vehicles, tools, or any other item of value that would remain in our warehouse until the loan amount is repaid with interest.

Loan amounts are determined by taking the new or verifiable market value of the secured collateral and deducting a percentage of that value and using that as the loan amount.  Generally, the loan amount is equal to 25% or 1/3 of the market value of the collateral.  The loan term is thirty days.  The customer has the option of redeeming their collateral at the amount that they borrowed plus an interest fee of 25% or simply paying the accrued interest amount by the end of the loan term  to extend their loan for another thirty day period.

Items not redeemed or not renewed by the end of the loan term are susceptible to being sold to re-coup the cost of the loan, plus any amount over that up to fair market value.