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Orlando — Mike’s Pawn & Jewelry Fairbanks

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Mike's Pawn & Jewelry: contact and location details

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Orlando

Mike's Pawn & Jewelry

985 W Fairbanks Ave, Orlando, FL 32804

Published service: Pawn/collateral loans, purchases and jewelry services

Published schedule: Mon–Fri 9:30am–5:30pm; Sun closed; Saturday conflicting labels: confirm [B10]

The current website lists 985 W Fairbanks Avenue and (407) 628-2810. Its Saturday schedule has contradictory AM/PM labels; confirm Saturday opening rather than relying on a corrected guess.

(407) 628-2810

Map: 985 W Fairbanks Ave, Orlando

Listed address985 W Fairbanks Ave, Orlando, FL 32804View on Google Maps ↗

This is an address search, not a verified route to an operating store. Confirm the operator, unit and service before travelling.

Prepare a pawn or sale at Mike’s on Fairbanks Avenue

For jewelry or a watch, ask for separate pawn and purchase offers and consider the full redemption amount before choosing the cash advance.

Pawn

$500.00

$575.00 to redeem

Sell

$560.00

No redemption; item sold

Difference in immediate cash

$60.00

Not the value of keeping the item

Choose the type of evaluation

A pawn offer with the item returned later

Ask for the item description, advance, redemption total and final date together.

An outright sale

Request a separate purchase price and confirm that ownership transfers permanently.

A Saturday appointment

Call first. The source contains inconsistent Saturday opening labels, while weekday and Sunday information are clearer.

Use the current Fairbanks address

Mike’s website publishes the Fairbanks Avenue address and a weekday schedule of 9:30am–5:30pm, with Sunday closed. One Saturday block says 9:30PM while another says 9:30AM; both give a 3:30PM closing. That discrepancy is left for the business to clarify. [B10]

The website names Mike Young as owner, but a named owner is not a promise that the same person will evaluate your item. Ask whether the appropriate team member is available for the item and service you need.

Bring the information that distinguishes your item

For a watch or piece of jewelry, organize any ownership records, model information, packaging or documents that you already have. Ask which supporting materials affect the shop’s evaluation. Do not assume a box or certificate guarantees a particular offer.

Request a written description of the item and its condition if you leave it as collateral. For a watch, include its identifying characteristics. Keep your own record and understand how the shop will match the item when you return.

Compare cash now with the complete redemption plan

The example below is invented for planning and is not Mike’s pricing. A $500 pawn advance requires a hypothetical $575 redemption. A separate outright purchase offer is $560.

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Illustrative route Cash now Later obligation
Pawn $500.00 $575.00 to redeem
Sell $560.00 No redemption; item sold
Difference in immediate cash $60.00 Not the value of keeping the item

The $75 difference between pawn cash and redemption is the assumed borrowing cost. The sale gives $60 more immediately but gives up the item. A higher cash offer is not automatically preferable when the item is important or difficult to replace.

Test the plan without assuming an extension

Put the full hypothetical redemption amount into the date you expect to recover the item. Check what essential bills fall first and whether the necessary savings are actually available.

An extension, renewal or partial payment can have a different effect from full redemption. Ask the shop to explain the effect and cost in writing before relying on one. Do not infer that a fee payment alone returns the item or that an extension is always available.

Keep a pawn quote separate from a payday offer

A pawn transaction uses an item as collateral; a sale transfers the item without a redemption plan. Neither should be compared with a payday advance using only the cash handed over. Request the pawn ticket before committing and identify the total amount needed to recover the item, its deadline and what happens if you cannot redeem. The business’s own service description is the starting point, not proof of current licensing. [B10]

Choice What you must decide
Pawn Can you fund redemption without another loan?
Sell Are you prepared to give up the item permanently?
Keep the item Is it essential to work or too costly to replace?

A valuation is an offer for that item in its present condition, not a promise to lend its original retail price.

Confirm what the final transaction authorizes

Before accepting, identify whether the paperwork describes a pawn or a purchase. Keep the item description, receipt and collection instructions. Confirm which identification the person collecting the item must present.

If a quoted figure changes after inspection, pause and compare the revised terms rather than treating the earlier conversation as binding. This directory does not value jewelry, certify appraisals, handle property or alter an agreement with Mike’s.

Questions before continuing

Can I rely on Saturday opening at 9:30?

Confirm it directly. The website has contradictory AM/PM labels for Saturday opening; this profile does not silently repair the source. [B10]

Is a sale the same as a pawn loan?

No. A pawn includes a route to redeem under its terms; an outright sale gives up the item.

Does the example describe Mike’s fees?

No. Its numbers are hypothetical and are included only to make the cash-versus-redemption comparison explicit.

Related decisions

Sources and scope

Sources describe rules and resources; they do not endorse Bottom Dollar or certify listed businesses. Numerical examples are calculations, not offers.

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