Cue Identification Question..

RoccoMac

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I've had this cue since I was maybe 15 years old. I'm 30 now. It was given to me by my father as a birthday gift as I was playing tournaments every weekend back then.

I believe it to be a Meucci 95-8 .. Looks very much like a Meucci Originals 84-3. From what I've read those 2 models seem to be very much alike. I've read also that the 95-8 is a remake of the 84-3. I honestly don't know much about it. I've just gotten curious as of late to find out exactly what it is. Not that I intend on selling it. I still play with it whenever I get the chance to play. I'm am, however, curious what it's worth.

It looks almost exactly like the 84-3 pictured in the 2nd edition 84 series pic on budget cues. Same wrap color, varnished over or whatever, 2 points or vaneer's as i've seen them called. Ivory colored rectangular design work around the joint and butt. I believe it's a 13mm shaft. 19 oz.

Is there any specific way to identify a 95-8 that I can look for?

We are in the process of moving and it's at the new house right this second or I would post a pic of it. I will when I get a chance.

Just looking for any info I can get. Thanks.
 
I've had this cue since I was maybe 15 years old. I'm 30 now. It was given to me by my father as a birthday gift as I was playing tournaments every weekend back then.

I believe it to be a Meucci 95-8 .. Looks very much like a Meucci Originals 84-3. From what I've read those 2 models seem to be very much alike. I've read also that the 95-8 is a remake of the 84-3. I honestly don't know much about it. I've just gotten curious as of late to find out exactly what it is. Not that I intend on selling it. I still play with it whenever I get the chance to play. I'm am, however, curious what it's worth.

It looks almost exactly like the 84-3 pictured in the 2nd edition 84 series pic on budget cues. Same wrap color, varnished over or whatever, 2 points or vaneer's as i've seen them called. Ivory colored rectangular design work around the joint and butt. I believe it's a 13mm shaft. 19 oz.

Is there any specific way to identify a 95-8 that I can look for?

We are in the process of moving and it's at the new house right this second or I would post a pic of it. I will when I get a chance.

Just looking for any info I can get. Thanks.

The 84 series have Meucci Originals in block lettering across the butt. The 94 series.will say Meucci in cursive lettering.
 
Yeah I noticed that. I knew it wasn't an 84-3. I'm just looking for some way to verify that it is, in fact, a 95-8. It does say "Meucci" in cursive.
 
I've had this cue since I was maybe 15 years old. I'm 30 now. It was given to me by my father as a birthday gift as I was playing tournaments every weekend back then.

I believe it to be a Meucci 95-8 .. Looks very much like a Meucci Originals 84-3. From what I've read those 2 models seem to be very much alike. I've read also that the 95-8 is a remake of the 84-3. I honestly don't know much about it. I've just gotten curious as of late to find out exactly what it is. Not that I intend on selling it. I still play with it whenever I get the chance to play. I'm am, however, curious what it's worth.

It looks almost exactly like the 84-3 pictured in the 2nd edition 84 series pic on budget cues. Same wrap color, varnished over or whatever, 2 points or vaneer's as i've seen them called. Ivory colored rectangular design work around the joint and butt. I believe it's a 13mm shaft. 19 oz.

Is there any specific way to identify a 95-8 that I can look for?

We are in the process of moving and it's at the new house right this second or I would post a pic of it. I will when I get a chance.

Just looking for any info I can get. Thanks.


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