New Gold Crown vs New Centurion

[Halfjack87]

I do not want to talk about used tables on this thread. (thanks)

The brunswickbilliards.com site lists the Gold Crown V (9 ft) for $10k (I prefer black), and also the Centurion (looks same) in 9 ft size, for $5k.

These are both Brunswick (not Contender), they are both the same size, form, and finish, with some trivial cosmetic distinctions. The only obvious functional differences being the ball-holder slot and bridge-cue holder on the GC, both of which are absent from the Centurion.

Shame on Brunswick for making me ask this in a forum, but what is the $5,000 difference?

 

[ROB.M]

I do not want to talk about used tables on this thread. (thanks)

The brunswickbilliards.com site lists the Gold Crown V (9 ft) for $10k (I prefer black), and also the Centurion (looks same) in 9 ft size, for $5k.

These are both Brunswick (not Contender), they are both the same size, form, and finish, with some trivial cosmetic distinctions. The only obvious functional differences being the ball-holder slot and bridge-cue holder on the GC, both of which are absent from the Centurion.

Shame on Brunswick for making me ask this in a forum, but what is the $5,000 difference?

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No contest, the gold crown is far superior.






Rob.M

 

[tduncan]

I agree. If you are going to buy a new Brunswick, go with the Cadillac of tables. The GOLD CROWN.

 

[measureman]

If I was buying a new table and cost was not a concern it would be a Diamond.
Just a personal preference.
But given the choice of any table it would be a restored Anniversary.
I know you said no used tables but I just love the looks of that one.