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6 listed in Oakland Park, A to Z. Updated October 7, 2026.
These are the listed pawn shops, coin shops and gold buyers in Oakland Park. Before you sell, compare offers with your item’s melt value and check the shop’s licence. Dealers in Florida are regulated by Florida Department of Revenue.
3782 N Andrews Ave, Oakland Park, FL, 33309
✓ Real street address at this map location (US Census Bureau, Oct 7, 2026) ✓ Shown on the shop’s own website (Oct 4, 2026) see page Pawn shop
Website responded when checked on Oct 4, 2026 No seller reports yet. 5066 N Dixie Hwy, Oakland Park, FL, 33334
✓ Real street address at this map location (US Census Bureau, Oct 7, 2026) Pawn shop
950 NE 62nd St, Oakland Park, FL, 33334
✓ Real street address at this map location (US Census Bureau, Oct 7, 2026) Pawn shop
Website responded when checked on Oct 4, 2026 No seller reports yet. 4861 N Dixie Hwy, Oakland Park, FL, 33334
✓ Real street address at this map location (US Census Bureau, Oct 7, 2026) ✓ Shown on the shop’s own website (Oct 4, 2026) see page Pawn shop
Website responded when checked on Oct 4, 2026 No seller reports yet. 4960 N Dixie Hwy Ste 101, Oakland Park, FL, 33334
✓ Real street address at this map location (US Census Bureau, Oct 7, 2026) Pawn shop
Website did not respond when checked on Oct 4, 2026 No seller reports yet. 4141 N Dixie Hwy, Oakland Park, FL, 33334
✓ Real street address at this map location (US Census Bureau, Oct 7, 2026) ✓ Shown on the shop’s own website (Oct 4, 2026) see page Pawn shop
Website responded when checked on Oct 4, 2026 No seller reports yet. No shops match. Try a shorter search or clear the boxes.
Licensing in Florida
Florida Department of Revenue
Secondhand dealers must register with the Department of Revenue. There is no public lookup list.
Check a licence → 1 Check the dealer licence Secondhand dealers must register with the Department of Revenue. There is no public lookup list.
Ask the shop for its licence number. A legitimate dealer can tell you on the spot. 2 Check the business is registered The state business registry shows whether the company legally exists, whether it is active, and when it was formed.
3 Look for complaints Check whether people have complained about the business, and how it responded.
4 Check membership claims at the source If a shop says it belongs to a dealer association, look it up in that association’s own directory, not on the shop’s wall or website.
5 At the counter A few questions protect you more than anything online.
Look for a current inspection sticker on the scale, and ask them to weigh your item in front of you. Ask how they test the metal, and whether there is a fee if you don’t sell. Get the offer in writing before you hand anything over. Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: (850) 921-1545 6 Read what other sellers say Reports from real sellers show what this shop actually offered, and any fees. Verified reports were backed by a receipt.
Official links from USA.gov ,NIST and the state agencies, checked October 2, 2026.
Gold buyers listed 886
Pawn shops 731
Coin shops 64
Gold buyers 91
Official licence found 0
Phone number listed 886
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