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Hey All! I pulled this one out of storage to see if anyone can help me ID it. I inherited it from my Grandfather when he passed back in 1982. Not sure how old is, or the maker. Since I see there are quite a few cue connoisseurs here I thought I'd ask for help. Anyone know? Thanks, Brian

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Thanks alot, I appreciate it.

Ah, metric. Thanks :)

It was suggested to me to toss this thread and start over. I considered doing so but I have enjoyed learning some new "cue talk" through all this so I am gonna give the thread the benefit of the doubt and move ahead from here. However, if no one here is interested I will take the best suggestion...

Thanks, very much.

No not at all dude, you made it clear what you meant. I think I just have some lowballers PMing me with BS, trying to get this cue for nothing. I'm a half century old; wasn't born yesterday....

Hey Cubc I see you are from Charlotte. If we can find a reasonable collector to buy this cue, we may be neighbors soon :p

Thanks for getting back to the subject at hand: The Cue. The forum regulars here obviously have their way of doing things, and that's fine. Being a graphic artist I figured that making a montage of the cue, with its specs, would make it easier for those who are interested to simply take a look...

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Thanks Cory. Appreciate it. :)

Hey Half, I do understand the market and appreciate the info. This cue does have some similarities but is still a level 7+ because of having the extra added 18k gold in ivory points and has a total of 96 inlays. Just like a car the market is an open choice for those who collect. The fact he only...

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Sure, I will attempt to send you a Private Message.

Thanks for the good luck, to you and the others. Was told last time he and I spoke that it's "my cue now" and I can do with it what I need to. If this move my fiance and I make betters our life, then there's nothing to compare. And we all know a man's sanity is based on his woman's happiness ;)

Must have been great to watch Joe in action. Perhaps it is similar to the one you're speaking of but this particular cue was custom ordered by my buddy in California.