Meucci Originals Gambler 84-9E

[HitMaster]

I disagree with most of the others on here regarding price. Because it is a Meucci Originals gambler it is worth around $1,100 in perfect shape. Guys are collecting these now and I have seen this cue go for over $1,000 recently. The only gambler worth more is a Meucci Originals M-10 gambler without the dice. These are going for $1,500 to $2,000 in perfect shape. I just paid $1,900 for mine and feel like it will fetch $3,000 in 5 years.

 

[Cornerman]

I disagree with most of the others on here regarding price. Because it is a Meucci Originals gambler it is worth around $1,100 in perfect shape. Guys are collecting these now and I have seen this cue go for over $1,000 recently. The only gambler worth more is a Meucci Originals M-10 gambler without the dice. These are going for $1,500 to $2,000 in perfect shape. I just paid $1,900 for mine and feel like it will fetch $3,000 in 5 years.

Well damn, maybe with inflation since this is an 11-year old post.

 

[HitMaster]

Here's a few shots of my Meucci Originals MO-10 no dice gambler. It is in pristine condition and presents as new.

 

[HitMaster]

Well damn, maybe with inflation since this is an 11-year old post.

Hahaa! Good one man - I didn't even notice how old this post is. Excellent point. I hate looking like a dumb ass in the presence of my fellow pool connoisseurs yet here we are...

 

[garczar]

Hahaa! Good one man - I didn't even notice how old this post is. Excellent point. I hate looking like a dumb ass in the presence of my fellow pool connoisseurs yet here we are...

we all been there. those old moochies are cool. i had Rifleman BH-1 that i bought from Buddy back in '79ish. wish i'd kept that one.

 

[JolietJames]

I think the HOF #7 was the first non-Kmart cue I ever bought.
It was a little too whippy for 9' rotation games iirc.
Of course that was the very uneducated opinion of a beginner.