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Price drop. Now $3100.

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Price drop to $2600 shipped. This cue is in mint condition!

bump for a very pretty Mottey!

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For Sale: a pristine 2007 Paul Mottey masterpiece. Four amboyna burl points into BEM forearm. Four veneers of natural, blue-green, brown and black. Ivory spear on each point. Butt is highly figured amboyna burl with 16 razor-sharp ivory diamonds. I wish I had a better camera to capture the...

Deal fell through so this mint Ed Young wrapless cue is still for sale. Nothing wrong with the cue except for a sugar mark on the handle which I failed to disclose in my original listing. See the last photo below to see the mark. I'm relisting the cue with a reduced price. $1850 shipped. Here...

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bump for a mint Ed Young cue...

Reduced price for last cue. $2700 shipped and insured.

Three cues sold pending payment. Only one left, cue #2 six high points. That was fast! I thought it would take weeks to sell my Ed Young cues. Don't know what happened. Thought everyone was broke. Maybe tax refunds?

bump for some great shooters!

All four cues are in excellent condition, clean, dead straight and lightly played. Additional pictures, specs and prices to follow below. All cues are 29/29 inches and 3/8-11 pins. No trades, as I'm moving abroad and can't take cues with me. Would prefer not to use Paypal due to the high fees...

That's a plastic screw-on can. I bought one after my metal can of Rx Cue Doctor dried out, even though I kept it in a zip-lock bag.

Just wondering why you guys prefer the metal can. Is the wax different? To me, the plastic can is better because it has a screw-on cap and it appears more air tight than the metal can.

Hi iztel, Are you sure the butt is 17.26 oz? Not 16.26 oz? Pete