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  • Every day, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM · Including public holidays · no lunch closure
  • Free appraisal — ask first, with no obligation to pawn
  • Weighed and inspected at the counter while you watch
  • 5 branches · Ubon Ratchathani · Udon Thani · Sisaket · Roi Et

Pawn service

Pawning Thai amulets and collectibles

Share photographs and known details of an amulet, coin or collectible before visiting. Acceptance and the amount depend on inspecting the actual item.

Appraisal

No fee

Before travelling

Confirm with the branch

Final decision

After physical inspection

Illustration for the Collectibles Pawn service

Provenance and the item’s existing condition

Photograph the front, back and important details. Share any known edition, provenance or repair history. Existing certificates and records can support inspection, but a name or photograph alone is not proof of authenticity or price.

Useful details for a pre-visit enquiry

Send a clear overall photograph and relevant close-ups, with the details below where known. If you are unsure about something, tell staff rather than guessing.

  • What the item is believed to be
  • Clear front, back and detail photographs
  • Known condition or alterations
  • Any existing certificate, receipt or provenance document

Before you visit

Use protective wrapping or a box and preserve the existing condition. Do not polish surfaces, remove patina or open a casing just for photographs. If you have no documents, say so and ask what information to prepare before travelling.

Customers must be at least 15. Bring your original Thai ID. If you use other identification, call the branch to confirm the documents and eligibility requirements before travelling.

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Talk directly to your branch

Already have a pawn ticket? Choose the branch that issued it.

Choose a branch to call

Every day, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Including public holidays · no lunch closure

Storefront photos, addresses and maps

Send only item photos and questions—not ID images, OTPs, passwords or bank details.