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Negotiated the price down to $500. That’s what she’s willing to take for it. And yeah the maroon pocket liners are still there. I knew I wasn’t crazy lol. I think this is one of those special finds that I absolutely have to jump on.
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With it being an 8' table, it's probably worth that in parts. Beautiful specimen, but the resale on them is terrible
I get that. Don’t have a table right now. Can only fit an 8’ in the new house. Figured for the price, I can’t lose. However, like you said, resale is terrible. Wouldn’t plan on selling this one. I’d probably have this one for quite a while. But we all know how that goes. And a six hour drive one way is kind of crazy too when I haven’t even seen it yet. Could be flood damage that they forgot to tell me about or could be opening a can of worms when I go to take it apart etc. Have to think about this one some more.
The lady I’m in contact with is facilitating the deal for her friend who recently got divorced and getting rid of a lot of the ex hubby’s things. She literally used the “ugly pool table in the basement” line in our messages. Too funny.
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Yes it is an anniversary- my son just bought a very nice one in perfect condition- 9 foot- $2800 included the billiard chairs (2) light, wall rack, Centennial balls, and $1,000 worth of quality two piece cues that we will resell- ( Adam Corsair cue, Meucci HOF2, Mali Green Label, Biagio Joss and 3X6 original mint Proper case) I think he got a great deal on that in NY.
That was a heck of a deal!
I sell them restored for $8k 
I think the resale price is great! Restoration required of course
This is a deal you got handed from the pool table spirits!!!
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I think the resale price is great! Restoration required of course This is a deal you got handed from the pool table spirits!!!
TFT
I thought it was a 9ft as well.
Regardless, great find and don't forget the light, 3 pool sticks and the men's size 10.5 loafers.
Seriously though, if she's getting rid of her hubby's things, you might come across some other items.
Who told you that was an 8' table? Just looking at the pics and the relationship of the balls to the table it looks more like a 9' table to me. Maybe they measured it from the inside of the cushions (the playing surface) and thought that was the correct size of the table. Make sure you get those cues that are stacked by the bookcase and any other cues she has.
What is terrible? resale on 8 ft tables or resale on Anniversary tables?
Resale on 8-foot tables is rough
I don't find that in my business at all. Sell lots of OS 8' GC's Anny's and Centennials. Diamonds too.
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It looks like real wood rails so it's early 50's or older. 6 hours is a long way to go but probably worth it.
That Anniversary is a steal. Most likely a 1950's table. Logo is from the late 1940's or 1950's:
http://www.palmercollector.com/Brunswick/Brunswick_1952_page_18.jpg
http://www.palmercollector.com/Brunswick/BruswickCollectorHomePage.html
http://www.palmercollector.com/Brunswick/Brunswick_1952_page_18.jpg
http://www.palmercollector.com/Brunswick/BruswickCollectorHomePage.html
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Why is resale poor? Because it's an 8 footer?
How does a Brunswick Anniversary compare to a Gold Crown IV?
The dude was probably happy to bail, even though he left the table behind, ha ha.