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Quite often nothing, sir. I know many players who use the same cue for both snooker and English 8 Ball. That said, when I was playing I did use a cue with a slightly larger tip for snooker.

I, too, heard that Joe Balsis owned a set.

Is that your own Romanique II set, JV?

That’s interesting, JV. Do you know anything about the potential Mizerak link, sir?

I guess there are probably a few phenolic sets in my collection that might be considered of equal value or importance to the Romanique Is, but none better.

Yes, that is a mystery for sure, sir. A fellow collector said Steve Mizerak personally told him that he was instrumental in the design of this set and the only examples ever cast were given to professional players of a particular tournament. I know debate has raged over which Romanique version...

My latest acquisition, gentlemen. A set of Romanique I in original box. I have sought these balls for so long that to finally have a set roll my way is a dream come true. Sincere thanks, Brent.

Romanique I

Romanique I Box.

Good morning, gentlemen. I’ve just made a VERY exciting purchase! It is currently in Bfriesth’s office. Brent is away until the weekend so patience is needed before the grand unveiling. It is one of the greatest discoveries of my collecting career.

Mystery Set

Thank you, Mr A. 🙂

I would appreciate a link to the Reddit group, though, please.

Sincere thanks, sir. It’s not on my radar at the moment, dear chap… the missing ball would drive me crazy.

Not owning a set myself I stand to be corrected on this but believe they were somewhat underweight at just under five ounces.

Hello, sir. It’s a part set of Tru-Line poker balls by Pearce Simpson.

I’d like it put on record that I am also a boob guy and a leg guy.

Hello again, Poolguppy. The truth is, dear fellow, that I wasn’t aware of the Aramith Select set myself until quite recently. An acquaintance owned a set and had written to Aramith enquiring about it. They kindly replied with the 1999 to 2003 manufacturing timeline. The balls were originally...

The set was originally supplied with an Aramith logo cueball.