Huebler Experts Needed ---> Custom Shop Values

The ivory joint is stained - why? Value in terms of a quick sale - within 30 days - I doubt people would pay over $1200 for this cue - it would almost have to be a Huebler collector- just my opinion.
I like Huebler cues and have owned a few - but paying more than a $1,000 for one really starts to limit the market to very few out there as buyers.
I think the asking price should be $1500 and see what offers arise.

anyone else who's cue was lost or stolen

Years ago I suggested that Az create a cue registry and charge a fee to have pool cues registered as owned by you.
As a practice, every ethical cue dealer, collector or just a periodic buyer should check that the cue seller is the owner.

I don’t expect every single cue to get listed but the more expensive, collectible, sentimental custom pool cues could.
Every single cue I own I’d register. Pawn shops should be required to double check which would be simple and easy.

There was little interest in creating this new cue registry which was disappointing to learn. I think it has potential and
wondered why. Some of my cues are valuable so I obtained a rider on my insurance policy for my guns and pool cues.
The ICCS is looking into to this for cues owned by members.

We would have a photo station to grab the same set of photos for every cue registered and then assign a token ID to the cue

Essentially creating a blockchain of ownership for a registered cue that is transferable from one owner to the next all maintained by the ICCS.


Something I have been doing is placing RFID stickers under my leather wraps whenever I get a cue refinished. You can't tell its there but can be read by a phone from as far as four feet away.

Mostly I use it to catalog my collection in an App I have but it could be used to prove ownership if one of the tagged cues got stolen.

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