Players are constantly upgrading their equipment and unlocking new gear in Schedule 1, so it’s only natural that they end up with a ton of outdated and unwanted items in their inventory. Previously, the only purpose these items served was clogging up players’ storage racks, but now that all changes with the introduction of the Schedule 1 Pawn Shop.
Introduced in Schedule 1 version 0.3.4, the Pawn Shop finally provides an avenue for players to dispose of unwanted items. While items could be discarded and destroyed in earlier versions of the game, players wouldn’t get anything in return. The Pawn Shop offers cash in exchange for unwanted items, helping Schedule 1 players clear out their storage while making some extra money in the process.
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Schedule 1 Pawn Shop Location
Sell, Sell, Sell
The Schedule 1 Pawn Shop is located next to the warehouse where players can hire employees and purchase special equipment after dark. It’s always been there since the initial release of Schedule 1, but the store has officially opened its doors as of the version 0.3.4 update.
The Pawn Shop is just a short walk to the south from the motel where everyone begins their drug empire, so it’s not too difficult to find.
How to Get the Best Pawn Shop Prices
Mick, the Pawn Shop proprietor in Schedule 1, can purchase five items at a time from you. The prices aren’t set in stone, so you can haggle and attempt to squeeze a few extra dollars out of him. The Pawn Shop doesn’t take any drugs, though, so you can’t offload marijuana, meth, or cocaine there. Those are best left to dealers. The Pawn Shop is solely for miscellaneous items like outdated crafting stations or unwanted trash.
Mick doesn’t have a lot of patience, so be careful when haggling with him. It’s generally a good idea to bump the asking price by a small amount to test the waters. If the asking price is too high for Mick, he’ll refuse the sale altogether, so players should exercise caution when bartering at the Pawn Shop. The alternative is destroying unwanted items for free, so any payment from Mick is better than nothing.
While the Pawn Shop can be a solid source of supplemental income in Schedule 1, players shouldn’t rely on it too heavily if they need extra cash. There are much better ways to make money in Schedule 1, and players’ time is best spent developing new drug strains or expanding their network of contacts to unlock new dealers.
- Released
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March 24, 2025
- Developer(s)
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TVGS
- Publisher(s)
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TVGS
- Engine
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Unity
- Multiplayer
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Online Co-Op
- Number of Players
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Single-player
- Steam Deck Compatibility
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Unknown
