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Where did you see this.... best I saw is 50 for around $17. I think $1.50 is a Civil War price.

Yes...Cue tips have a history👍

Thanks. I love that cue. The sentimental value is priceless. The room I played at was a nice part of my life's experiences. Doc would come into the room (sometimes with Miz)... he was a real fine down to earth person. Everyone was ordering his cues. He would invite the buyers to his house to see...

Like luggage. It's new until you fly with it one time. As for being the 1st to use it. ... I like to be the first to put fingerprints on anything.

Same as you my tongue was hanging out. I was hoping my wife would say Oh wow honey do you want that for your next birthday present😂

My DP ordered from the 1st or 2nd SBE is a beautifully made cue. Nice thin butt..great player. Close to $1000 with 2 shafts. Most likely worth $500 at best if I could find a buyer. Not for sale. I had Proficient refinish it and added to the Closet Queen collection.

Men love holes. 9 months to get out try to get back in forever.

Historic… 1965-66 Doc Frye....about $110 with 2 shafts & case (not showing but I still have it) I do not play with it. Both shafts were turned down. I knew at the time it is a keeper so I had the work done. Not a fancy cue but it’s one of a kind.

I’ll leave my life wife yours. Maybe buy her a John Deer for her next birthday

Too late...reported.

Reported.... I was J/K

If 3B’s doesn’t take the offer I will.

My pool stinks lately. However I’d buy a new Mark Gregory if one was available. Do I need it? Does a snail need air brakes?

Or if the cue ball misses the object ball(or any ball) and hits 3 rails it's a legal hit?

Pool and golf take balls. Pool you pocket your balls. Golf you lose your balls. Both are the nuts.

Bragging rights 😂

The red/black 👍👍

That is a beautiful Diamond... everything about it. The pleasure we get from a home table is priceless. The fun never ends.

Balls fly in on the break...oops wrong thread.

It will come up again...and again. Ands what is the proper PEP? (personal eye pattern)