I had Bryan Fisher from Iowa make me this cue a couple years ago, but he died suddenly. The cue was 80% finished but not completely done. So I gave the cue to Jacoby cues to finish for me. I want to find out what the value on this cue might be. It has a regular shaft and a Jacoby Hybrid shaft. It has never been used. I don't know if I want to sell or not, but I would like to know what the value would be. Can anyone help?
Need Help With Determining Value of this cue. Can I get some opinions?
- Thread starter jerrod24
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wouldn't the value be about what you paid Mr. Fischer initially, plus perhaps the extra Jacoby shaft?
or are you thinking that the fact the original cuemaker died would in some way affect the value?
I wouldn't think so.
best,
brian kc
or are you thinking that the fact the original cuemaker died would in some way affect the value?
I wouldn't think so.
best,
brian kc
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Sadly the cue market being what it is you won't get over 800 for it. If you like the cue just keep it and play with it. Cue values for lesser known cue makers is poor. Cues depreciate 30 to 40 the day they are bought. It's a buyers market and the buyers are few and far between.
This is the BEST advice you are going to get from anyone.
David Jacoby is a great guy and honest as the day is long.
DO NOT let Anyone Steal It From You !!!
