A Country Pawn & Supply

It's been awhile since I've been in but I loved the atmosphere and the prices were fair compared to some of the pawn shops in town

A friend of mine and I , while on our yearly pawn shop adventure, visited this store early afternoon 2/17/18. The store is a cross between a pawn shop and a Sanford and Son type junk yard.

We talked with Mark about a Sprint car race car that he had acquired and he was very friendly answering all our dumb questions. I almost had to drag my friend, Jon out of the store to keep him from trying to buy the damn thing.

I like having to look through things to find something of interest. They have all kinds of odd items that you would not find at a traditional pawn shop.

Very friendly and prices looked pretty fair. I will be returning the next time I am in Wichita. Who knows, I might find something I can't live without.

I've made several purchases over the years from Country Pawn and have known the owner now for several years. It's a good nick-nack place to find neat and unique items.

I don't usually take the time to write reviews, but noticed another review below that was harsh. The owner, Mark, was never a highway patrol trooper and I have to wonder if the reviewer is just mistaken over who he's talking about. This is a Christian owned/operated business.

I have known Mark since before he had his family. I also knew him when he was a dispatcher for the Kansas Highway Patrol. The man has integrity, loves all people and knows the pawn business very well. Mark has been my friend for 30 years. I highly recommend doing business with Country Pawn and Mark's team of professionals.

I've known Mark Springs the owner for years. He is a man of the highest integrity. Mark cares about people and treats them unlike the typical pawn shop owner. I've personally sent friends to Mark to help them out of a jam and he has treated them so far above what the public has come to expect from typical pawn sharks. Mark is a man of his word and he runs an honorable business. Country Pawn is not the flashiest by any means but it feels good there - sort of like an aura of the past. God bless Mark and his patrons.