therealresponse
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Hey all I just finished cleaning out my grandmas garage and came across a slab of LEANI GENUINE ITALIAN SLATE 83x43 I am curious as to what this would be worth and if worth anything the best place to sell it? thanks all!
how much is my slate worth?
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doubtful it is worth much at all.
I believe it would be for an 8' table, with the rest of the table, you'd likely by fortunate to get $500.
Suggestion is to check craigslist for pool table movers in your area an see if a local wants it.
WTF?! a couple more bucks is a couple more bucks!
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I believe it would be for an 8' table, with the rest of the table, you'd likely by fortunate to get $500.
Suggestion is to check craigslist for pool table movers in your area an see if a local wants it.
WTF?! a couple more bucks is a couple more bucks!
http://translate.google.com/transla....+Slate&hl=en&rlz=1T4ADFA_enUS470&prmd=imvnso
That slate would be for a bar sized table. It might fit a Valley of Dynamo type table.
Slate
I will give you $12 for the slate if you deliver it, mow my yard and buy me dinner.
I will give you $12 for the slate if you deliver it, mow my yard and buy me dinner.
Probably worth the most to someone who wants to cut it up and make a bar top. I cut one up for my fireplace mantle I got from a table that got water damaged.
43"x 83" don't fit any coin op pool table that I'm aware of. A Valley 8' slate is 47 1/2" x 91 1/2" x 7/8" and a 7ft is 39 1/2" x 79 1/2" x 3/4" in fact, it don't even work out in dementions to fit a pool table
43"x 83" don't fit any coin op pool table that I'm aware of. A Valley 8' slate is 47 1/2" x 91 1/2" x 7/8" and a 7ft is 39 1/2" x 79 1/2" x 3/4" in fact, it don't even work out in dementions to fit a pool table
Make a Hellova chalk board though:thumbup:
I must have been driving to long that my brain couldn't do the math right when I started to figure out what size table that slate would fit in, and as it was already mentioned, that is the size of the slates used in the Valley/Dynamo as well as most every other 7ft coin-op pool table, and it's 3/4" thick. Check with a vending company in your area, as they would be the most interested in buying something like that as a replacement slate for one of their coin-op's.
Glen
I told ya it was for an 8'!
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Nope....7ft, an 8ft Valley slate is 47 1/2" x 91 1/2" x 7/8" thick:grin:...think about it, the 8ft playing surface is 44"x88"
I dunno, man...you people start talking with numbers and stuff and all I hear is masnannaazzzzz nazzznzznzz. :shrug: