Siegel's Jewelry & Loan Inc — Local services in Cedar Rapids

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I've unfortunately been in a financial "tight spot," on an occasion or two, and - honest on everything - these guys ACTUALLY give you rates on items that, I believe, are TRULY fair. Prime example: Once upon a time I had a $350 cordless drill (maybe 2 yrs old @ time) that I was hurriedly attempting to temporarily pawn off for just a "smidge" of an amount of funds for a situation that had come up. To make a long story short, a "corporate," competitor pawn shop (right here in Cedar Rapids, IA), LITERALLY attempted to tell me that "$20 is the max we can do for that, and that'd only be if you had the battery charger for it, also..." Holy cow! WHAT ?!?! So 20 minutes later I was @ Siegel's, for the first time ever, and right off the bat, the available amount to get a temp pawn loan for, on that Exact Same Drill (with the battery pack included), was $65 or $70, I do believe. And that is a NIGHT-AND-DAY difference, with the same item, merely at 2 different locales within the SAME city...

These guys are extremely nice! Very well informed! (More than likely not only of your item, but with other items that are similar, as well.) And, maybe MOST importantly to some/most people, they are realistic about the prospective amounts offered for any and (nearly) every item, that you could think of; they're HIGHLY varied in items they're willing to work with. I truly feel that they attempt to make "win/win" situations, for each party involved, with each and every transaction...

Feel free to shop around, if you don't believe me (WHAT?!), but I'd realistically put money on the verdict that these guys will most undoubtedly give you the highest amount possible for the item you're attempting to pawn off. Sometimes it's not necessary to max out the pawn value for your item, but, occasionally, that extra $40/$50/whatever amount could Make or Break the end result of you being able to financially get a stranglehold on the situation that has unexpectedly arisen in your life, and to get out from under it...

I wrote a lot, sorry guys! But HONESTLY these guys have VERY much so helped me out in a couple pinches, over the years...

Thank you, Siegel's! I Highly, HIGHLY appreciate you guys! Please do keep up the Fantastic...

I have brought quality electronics to this place multiple times and they have low balled me every single time. They treat me like i have no clue what im talking about even tho I've been a computer guy my entire life. I just took a 2500 laptop I got 3-4 years ago in and was looking for a loan and they half ass checked ebay and quoted me the laptop was going for $400. Well sorry but not mine the computer you quoted was not even remotely close to the specs on mine. And when I called back to tell them they had viewed the wrong one, there wasn't an apology for the blatant disrespect, no I was hung up on. This place is a thieving, and disrespectful shop. And they will take advantage of your misfortune and pretend they are doing you a favor but they are not. And I will no longer send people there as I've sent plenty unfortunate people their way and I feel absolutely disgusted I did.

update Went to EZ pawn that's literally steps from my residence and they were outstanding from the time I walked in til the time I left and was more than respectful of the products I brought in and got me to exactly where I needed to be to feel good about leaving my items there on loan. If you wanna walk in to a store and just automatically feel the judgement wash over you go to Siegals, cuz they form an opinion on you before you even speak a word. Never in my life have I felt so disrespected and tried to be taken advantage of. I'll do any and all business with EZ Pawn and so will all my friends and family and any one else who wants to know where to go and not be taken...

I have a vintage, handmade 925 ring that broke in two pieces last winter. I immediately took it to Re-Jewel in Marion and they told me that it probably couldn't be fixed "even by us, and we're your last resort." So my plan for the next six months was to get a duplicate of the ring made somehow, either with 3-D technology or a cast. I've grown pretty attached to this ring over the years and didn't enjoy being without it, so I finally got around to going to Siegel's, and to my surprise, their attitude right out of the gate was that they could fix it with silver soldering, no problem. They got it fixed and resized in one day, and the price was a lot more reasonable than I was expecting. The ring came out looking better than ever. Siegel's is the only place I will go for any kind of jewelry issues. I like their down-to-earth atmosphere and the fact that they have a 70+ year history...