Royal Pawn,

4335 Dale Boulevard, Dale City, VA 22193

"There were only two employees at this store, the older of which was both knowledgeable and honest. This is a combination that don't regularly find at pawn shops. I was impressed with the quality and variety of items in the shop."

"What a great place to be in the service event that is well known for the Environment Shopping Center. They sale goos products where it can be quite simple for the basic purpose of customer service which is official. They sale new things, normal products, and classic items that were from decades ago including some products from back in the 20th century. Not everything. They many items that is worth Fashion design, collection sets, entertainment, home products, and more to it. Do they, really? Sure they do."

"This store use to be really good but now they seem to just give the worst prices for things. The lady their I think she think she knows everything but she really does not. I sell things at other places no problem but here they just don’t buy anything for a good deal. Really disappointed"

"Bad place to purchase collectibles. Stopped in was shown sports cards, and made an offer that was double what they had into them. Was told I couldn't purchase because they were going to grade them first and to check back in 3-5 months. None of these cards were mint 9's or higher. They are attempting to squeeze the customers who pay their bills and hoping to increase profits substantially. Tried to buy a "complete" set of 89 upper deck and the top card #1 Ken Griffey RC was removed from the set. I ended up purchasing a 93 upper deck set and got home and realized the Derek Jeter RC was missing. They do have cool coins ungraded but ironically no graded coins for sale. Instead of offering unique items to their customer base they are clearly attempting to grow eBay store and get top dollar as opposed to allowing customer base to purchase. Stay away with any collectibles feel free to message me for a list of local shops that will see value in strong customer base as opposed to seeking maximum profits. I spent an hour in a store being shown items I couldn't even purchase. The (1) card I did get a price for was a Carl Yaz Red Sox card which they were selling at $50 plus tax. Could buy this same card for $5. Being a business owner I understand the importance of profits and maximizing income but not at the expense of losing customers. I happen to prefer raw ungraded cards it allows me to introduce my children to the Hobby. The cards they have in a glass case for purchase literally Carry zero value."