Can jewellery bought from Money OK be pawned later?
How re-pawning differs from a buyback and why a new inspection and conditions apply.

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You can bring jewellery bought from Money OK back for a pawn appraisal. Staff will inspect it and assess a new amount based on its condition and the terms for that item. If you decide to proceed, you will receive a new ticket stating the principal, interest and dates.
Re-pawning is not a buyback
Pawning involves principal, interest, a ticket and conditions for redemption. A buyback is a different transaction. If future pawning matters to your purchase decision, ask about limitations first.
Why a new appraisal is needed
Condition and market circumstances can change. Keep purchase documents and tell staff about repairs, resizing or replaced components. The original purchase price does not automatically determine a future pawn amount.
Prepare for a visit
Bring the item, appropriate original identification and available supporting documents. Call first to check eligibility and what is required. Appraisal is free and does not oblige you to proceed. Standard monthly rates are 2% on the first THB 2,000 and 1.25% on the excess, with a four-month ticket and an additional 30-day grace period.
Check the conditions before buying
If you may want to pawn the piece later, ask about its eligibility before buying. A future amount depends on a new appraisal, so choose a piece within the budget you have set. Before buying · Ask staff.
Questions about your visit
Have a question? Talk to your branch
Have a piece in mind? Tell staff your preferred size and budget, then arrange to see what is available.
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