Usually, if you see a whole bunch of people heading into a pawn shop, you’d think there was a recession going on. This ain’t it. Rick Harrison, Old Man, Big Hoss and Chumlee are the Pawn Stars, made famous by selling antiques and otherwise historically significant junk on the History Channel. These include stuff from priceless paintings, pic of Hedrix to a US Senator’s chair. With 4000 visitors every day, few things here (jewellery, glassware, antique weapons, toys, silver) last long – don’t bother planning your purchases. Just walk in and let the treasures of the store surprise you. History trades hands here every freaking day. There’s no guarantee you’ll actually meet the Pawn Stars though – celebrities have unreliable timetables.

Fun Fact: The store is one of Vegas’s oldest.

Probably the most famous pawn shop all over the world, the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop is also one of the oldest store in Las Vegas. Their popularity can be estimated by the fact that they have their very own show on History Channel. As they are a store there is no ticket for Gold and Silver Pawn Shop. One can simply walk in, but there is usually a very long queue full with eager shoppers. If you plan on visiting along with a tour group there might be Gold and Silver Pawn Shop ticket price though. Buy tickets for Gold and Silver Pawn Shop on our ticket platform and get some amazing deals and offers on your Gold and Silver Pawn Shop tickets. Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Las Vegas itinerary 3 days.

• There might be a loooooong queue. Waiting 3 hours to get in isn’t unheard of.
• The night window for transactions is open after 9 pm and until 9 am, but the shop is not open that time.

• Buses 108 and 109
• DEUCE
• 113 and 215

• Chicago Joes
• Dona Maria Tamales

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