palmer value

[Mikiemopa]

Just a simple old palmer, told its about 42 years old. He has the original shaft and wooden palmer case. Cue is straight but well used, nothing a refinish wouldn't fix.

 

[Type79]

Palmer PM-7

Appears to be a PM7 from the Pete Margo line. 70's/80's.

In -excellent- condition, the value is possibly $150 to someone looking or wanting a Palmer from this line. It is obviously not worth refinishing and doing so will NOT turn it into a $400-$500 cue.

If this was a flea market or pawn shop find, my advice to consider any offers.

 

[ibuycues]

Appears to be a PM7 from the Pete Margo line. 70's/80's.

In -excellent- condition, the value is possibly $150 to someone looking or wanting a Palmer from this line. It is obviously not worth refinishing and doing so will NOT turn it into a $400-$500 cue.

If this was a flea market or pawn shop find, my advice to consider any offers.

Exactly my thoughts as well.

Will

 

[Str8PoolPlayer]

If it's straight and in good condition, keep it and play with it.
Those Cues play just fine.

Don't let anyone STEAL it from you for $150.00

 

[pdcue]

If it's straight and in good condition, keep it and play with it.
Those Cues play just fine.

Don't let anyone STEAL it from you for $150.00

The market value is what the market value is...

Dale

 

[maha]

if it hits solid its worth whatever its value is to the owner. not worth selling unless it hits bad then who wants it. 150 is probably right. after gene balner was gone the palmers were not longer considered anything but a production cue.

 

[TATE]

if it hits solid its worth whatever its value is to the owner. not worth selling unless it hits bad then who wants it. 150 is probably right. after gene balner was gone the palmers were not longer considered anything but a production cue.

These PM models were meant to be affordable playing cues and they were production cues. The line was made by Adam in Japan for Palmer to Palmer's specs. A lot were made and sold, which is also why the relatively affordable values. This model, the PM 7, retailed for $125 in 1980.

http://www.palmercollector.com/PMLine.html

 

[Mikiemopa]

Thanks for the link