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I agree. I had a Meucci SE-3 restored by him that had severe lacquer chipping and discoloration, and some dents, and he did an excellent job. I even had him put a leather wrap on it. Total bill came to $210, including 2 way shipping. Only took him 10 days to process it from receipt to ship.

Diamonds Hi Chuck, I bought one of these cues from you a few months ago. It's a really nice cue. I wanted to verify with you. The COA you provided me states the diamonds are made of ivory. Is this a fact? Thanks.

Personal choice I think it all comes down to your own personal choice as to what you want to break with. However, I do believe it depends on what your playing cue has as a shaft/tip to help determine your choice. If you have a full sized (13 mm) low flex (laminated) shaft with a hard tip, it...

That is so wrong if that is true. Do they really expect someone to buy a cue and not use it? Warping usually doesn't happen right away. It takes a while. Manufacturers that charge a lot for their cues should be making cues that don't warp. If they do, they should stand behind their product as a...

13 mm No, it's a 13mm.

Bump I know, it's not a custom, but, it's still a really nice cue.

Mostly custom centric on this site Well, I haven't been associated with this site very long. But, browsing around, it appears to me this crowd is predominately custom oriented and not too fond of productions. So, I'm thinking many of the opinions are skewed as a result. However, I do know...

Well, if it sold new for $560 in 1990, it's got to be worth more than that. Someone who is trying to complete out their D series collection might be interested. What do you base your estimate on? Any data you can refer me to?

I have a brand new, never been chalked McDermott Jack Daniels collector series cue model number JD-30. MSRP on this is $1099.99. My price is $750 plus shipping and insurance. Tip: Triangle, medium hard Ferrule: Ivorine III Shaft: North American Hard Rock Maple Collar: Impact Control Ring...

Bump No takers?

It seems most of the cues sold on here and the interest seems to be in custom cues. But, maybe there are some production cue collectors here that would be interested in this cue. I happen to have a McDermott D-25 here in mint condition. It looks like it was hardly ever used. Like maybe for a...

Actually, the green one sold for $170 in 2002 and the black one sold for $270 in 2004. I have a Lucasi Hybrid that I use as my main player, and I'm very satisfied with it. And, I have several other Lucasis in fine shape. I also have many McDermotts, a Schon, a few Meuccis (not really impressed...

Only time will tell. But, it's really a numbers game, not a prejudicial game. As far as the Lucasi line up goes, the green one is a rather rare one. So, for those that don't have issues with the country a cue is made in, I still think it will appreciate at some level over time. Granted, it was...

LOL! You've got to be kidding. They don't look anything near alike. Try rubbing your eyes and clearing up your vision a bit. Then look again. Obviously, you're not a Lucasi fan with your dig on them being made in China. Oh well, you're welcome to your opinion, as misguided as it might be.

Never heard back from Cue n Case As suspected, Cue and Case never responded to my inquiry. It appears to me that if a sale isn't involved with the communication, they won't "waste their time". I guess since I'm not an authorized dealer buying quantities of cues, I don't matter to them. Anyway...