Pawn Inc.

Great pawn shop! It's a little tucked back of a location but once you find it it's well worth the hunt! Really upbeat owners and a growing inventory with a lot of variety

I had a great experience here today. The employee was very friendly and I found some great video games. Thanks!

We were cruising around Sandpoint and decided to stop in. Wow, not what we expected in a Pawnshop. Bright, inviting, beautifully displayed and super friendly staff. Lots of fun merchandise to look at. We purchased a bunch of movies that were priced at giveaway deals. Well worth the stop.

These guys are great,and Ben is awesome. They helped me when i really needed it the most in my life. Good prices and selection. 5 star pawn shop!

I've been pawning at this shop since 2013 and I have never had an issue with customer service or finding what I need this shop has always had what I was looking for.

I needed a loan and he helped me out quick fast and in a hurry with great customer service

Always great deals on quality inventory. Clean, organized, and friendly. 5 stars are not enough.

Very fair! Great service!! Good inventory

I go into this pawn shop all the time. Great people. Great service and great prices.

Used them as my FFL, one of the cheapest places in town.

It's a great place to shop

Very Professional and has a good selection

Store is clean and well organized.
Staff is courteious and informative. Inventory cycles quickly, so it is difficult to know what will be there. I missed out on a great tool, i saw it, went back the next day and it was already gone.

I've been in the store multiple times, and the guy is a complete jerk. We asked if he would do a trade-in and he snatched the gun out of my husband's hand and told us to get out. He will never get our business.

A true shining example of what is actively killing off a dying industry. Been in here a few times but a few days ago was the last straw for me personally. The pawn shops in this town have lost all that class and charm that they used to have. In the age of the internet where people can sell their own possessions with ease these shops are the last remanence of a dying age. I usually love supporting local businesses but after dealing with the shops in this area it's become perfectly clear why only the most greedy, shady cockroaches are left in the wasteland of what used to be a booming thriving industry killed off by the likes of Facebook and Craigslist...

If you don't have stolen tools or electronics and a serious drug problem they can exploit for a quick buck don't bother. If you don't feel of desperation or exploitablility don't bother, and if you aren't looking for cheap stolen tools/laptops that will likely end up with you being arrested for possession of stolen property don't bother. Seriously, you are waiting your time.

Pawn shops used to be the shining example of true variety stores, if you wanted to get lost for hours in random stuff you never knew you wanted they were absolutely amazing, but these days it's nothing more than stolen tools and laptops worth $600+ that they paid some poor desperate sap $30 for.

It's sad to see such an awesome industry torn apart by greed and desperation.. destroyed by online selling where people could actually get a fair price that shops like these refused to offer even a fraction of, with the only shops left being the absolute most shady and greed driven hollow shells of their former selves only interested in buying the main targeted items of cleptomaniacs and drug addicts.

Id honestly suggest that no one bother going into these shops, and stick with what killed this industry in the first place, online markets. Because all that is left is overpriced tools and old game consoles. They lack any sense of variety or character anymore, and instead rely on stolen tools to keep their drowning heads above the water. You WILL be disappointed if you go into this shop and try and deal with these vultures. And this is coming from someone who has given these shops dozens of chances, and has finally hit the last straw and spent a few days trying to put into words, just how disgustingly dissatisfied they are with the current state of this industry that will no doubt be dead in 5 years time.