Sorry to jump into the cuemaker forum again but:
The value is whatever a buyer is willing to pay. Pretty much the same for anything. That's why people so frequently start high and meet a buyer somewhere below that point.
Unless you are looking for appraisals for an insurance rider on your homeowners or something that's most often the way people do it.
Official written appraisals can be done on almost anything. On cues there are a few good sources...but cues in this price range likely won't merit an "official appraisal" for most people.
Another way is to search "completed auctions" on Ebay (there is a link on the left in your search parameters) and see what Joss cues of similar age and level have sold for.
There is also Worthpoint.com if you have an account.
Condition is everything, of course, and that cue looks nice. :wink:
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