Yup.
With a simple four point with veneers cue, no inlays or rings, it really has to be "something" to make this value range viable.
Without any documentation, it would take a really solid identification by a reputable person to make that a reality.
I do notice it isn't banged up. Inasmuch as it was found wrapped in a blanket with that OB, obviously someone's player, it was taken care of for a long time. Now, some people are just more careful with their cues, but the general condition of that butt did draw my attention.
One indication of age is that it seems to have little finish left on it. So, it didn't originally have a very modern finish. That takes wear. Wear requires use. And with that use we don't see nicks, dents or scratches? I found that remarkable.
The overall design is pretty standard, it hit's a lot of points on that, which also makes it frustrating for some because it resembles many but does not exactly match any as far as what has been publicly pointed out.
