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89'er Pawn Shop

ID: 9582Service854 mi from youOklahoma City, OK 73139+1 (405) 634-5914

This Oklahoma City, OK coin dealer specializes in buying and selling coins and numismatic collectibles for both seasoned collectors and newcomers. 89'er Pawn Shop offers expert appraisals and a wide selection of precious metals and rare coins to meet any collector's needs. Whether you're looking to buy, sell, or trade valuable coins, this established numismatics dealer provides professional service and fair pricing.

3.1(158 reviews)
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About 89'er Pawn Shop

This Oklahoma City, OK coin dealer specializes in buying and selling coins and numismatic collectibles for both seasoned collectors and newcomers. 89'er Pawn Shop offers expert appraisals and a wide selection of precious metals and rare coins to meet any collector's needs. Whether you're looking to buy, sell, or trade valuable coins, this established numismatics dealer provides professional service and fair pricing.

Active ListingLast verified: February 28, 2026

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Joel C
Joel CGoogle★★★★★
Great deal and customer service
— Joel C, Dec 2025
Kaitlin Kindle
Kaitlin KindleGoogle★☆☆☆☆
Sold us a bad gun second time shooting it blows up they knew it was bad an didn’t tell us
— Kaitlin Kindle, Feb 2026
Emma Ewing
Emma EwingGoogle★★★★★
Great experience at 89er Pawn Shop! The staff was friendly, helpful, and made everything quick and easy. And Fair prices
— Emma Ewing, Feb 2026
amy nelson
amy nelsonGoogle★★★★★
Super chill place and the staff is helpful and knows a lot about different stuff. Will go back again
— amy nelson, Feb 2026
Jaiden Campbell
Jaiden CampbellGoogle★★★★★
A great place to purchase from regardless if it’s fire arms or jewelry. The employees are knowledgeable and helpful.
— Jaiden Campbell, Feb 2026
Koe Mando
Koe MandoGoogle★☆☆☆☆
Selling counterfeit goods is a federal crime in the United States, and the penalties increase with the value of the counterfeit products. The Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods Act states that selling less than $2,500 in counterfeit goods can result in up to 10 years in prison, and $2,500–$100,000 can result in up to 20 years. If you suspect a business is selling counterfeit goods, you can report them to the FBI or the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). You can also file a report online with the National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center. Brands can also take legal action against counterfeiters, with civil remedies available for all intellectual property (IP) protection and criminal remedies for copyright and trademark infringements. Securing IP rights: Registering trademarks, patents, and copyrights can restrict others from manufacturing products without permission. Brand protection teams: Establishing a dedicated team to monitor infringements and take action against counterfeiters. Educating customers: Informing customers about the benefits of authentic products and how to identify and report counterfeits. Strengthening supply chains: Carefully vetting suppliers and using technology like RFID. Collaboration with authorities: Working with authorities and using legal measures. after reading all the reviews and adding up the amount of knives you sold at $200 a piece is a federal crime and you will be punished for up to 10 years in prison an eye for one and turning you in to the FBI
— Koe Mando, Jul 2024
Nathan Kibonge
Nathan KibongeGoogle★★★★★
Very helpful, very informative never try to rip me off. If they think there is a better deal for what I am looking for somewhere else they will recommend me. When selling to them they are straight up and honest.
— Nathan Kibonge, Dec 2024
Jeremy Kerr
Jeremy KerrGoogle★★★★★
Great pawn shop friendly knowledgeable will take care of all your gun needs
— Jeremy Kerr, Nov 2025
Nate Fox
Nate FoxGoogle★☆☆☆☆
Dishonest employees, selling counterfeit Microtech knives for almost as much as an authentic one and when made aware of this they refuse to refund. They still have them out for sale, they know and don't care they are ripping people off that don't know the difference. Left pic fake, right pic authentic.
— Nate Fox, Jul 2021
Nate Hazard
Nate HazardGoogle★★★★★
Easy and cooperative staff to work with. Did an FFL transfer with no issues as an active duty member.
— Nate Hazard, Sep 2025

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