Is his name Tom? That cue/case combo looks familiar.Actually. A buddy selling his Halley I think itâs a mid 40s
It's Tom.Actually. A buddy selling his Halley I think itâs a mid 40s
that collection makes my eyeballs pop out.....WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Here you go, @Seiji Lépine.
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He never posted a price for this group of cues. Needless to say, I think this belongs in a "Cues over $30k" thread.
Enjoy!
I do not disagree with you. I myself do not play with anything much more expensive than $3K-5K.
I have two Gus Szamboti blanks that Searing is building for me, pretty sure at least one of those cues if not both will be worth more than 30kThe cue I am ordering is not as modern as the Searing. It is built ontop of several legends. There are four cue makers involved in making the cue. Three are hall of fame cuemakers. It is almost an impossible combination, hence the substantial time and cost involved, each cue maker contributed one major stage of the cue starting from building a blank. Each cue maker works on a stage of the cue they are most skilled at making so the cue is built by the best person I could get for their specialty. The final inlaywork is left to the youngest generation cuemaker who himself is yet to be a hall of famer; however, he is in a family of great cuemakers. The cue design is quite simple with only about 72 inlays but the heritage was very important to me.
and you expect to be around when they are finished?I have two Gus Szamboti blanks that Searing is building for me, pretty sure at least one of those cues if not both will be worth more than 30k
He's had the blanks since 2013 if I member correctly loland you expect to be around when they are finished?
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