Definition:
A "pawn ticket" is a receipt given by a pawnbroker when you give them something valuable, like jewelry or electronics, in exchange for money. The pawn ticket serves as proof that you have given them your item, and it usually includes details about the item and the amount of money you received.
In more advanced contexts, a pawn ticket can also be discussed in relation to financial concepts like collateral (an item of value given to secure a loan) and the pawnbroking industry. For example: - "The pawn ticket serves as collateral for the loan provided by the pawnbroker, ensuring that the item can be reclaimed upon repayment."
While "pawn ticket" doesn’t have specific idioms or phrasal verbs associated with it, related phrases might include: - "To pawn something off": To sell or give away something valuable, often in a desperate situation. - Example: "He pawned off his old camera to buy groceries."
A pawn ticket is an important document that you receive when you pawn an item. It proves that you have given your item to the pawnbroker in exchange for a loan.