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I could buy a breaking cue from a cue company but I love Ned Morris cues. I'll try this ad first.

I think everyone that has tried a Ned Morris cue will say it's great... among the best out there.

I'm needing a break cue. It doesn't need to break into a jump cue as I have one I'm fond of.

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I need Ned Morris cues

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Here is another picture of the fine points. Notice the beautiful wood of the Claro walnut.

Bought another, but need Ned Morris cues. He is one of the very best but no one knows (yet).

Thanks for responding.

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Good for you. Ivory cues will become the best choice for investment. Cue builders can NOT build cues with that medium but for collectors and resale, they will be the best in years to come.

No kidding. This is it: Cue builders CAN NOT build cues with ivory since about 2011, BUT cues that are made with ivory are fully legal, can be sold and traded as long as not to overseas buyers. SO, they are and will be very collectable. I've read the law.

I am correct clown. Argue against it.

I agree that Cue builders can NOT use ivory... they can fix ivory cues but that is about it, It is okay for used ivory cues to be sold, traded, etc, in the USA. Shipping overseas would be against the law. This is why it is very collectable.

I do not believe what you wrote is true. Cue makers can not build with ivory but resale is fine within the USA. Overseas would be against the law.

I do believe ivory cues will really continue to go up since cue builders are unable to use that material since about 2011. Should we be collecting ivory cues?

I love Ned Morris cues. Let me have your pictures.