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Table sold. Thanks for all the help.

Wednesday morning bump. Thanks again for all the responses.

oldzilla, appreciate the help. i just can not believe how difficult this table has been to sell. I would have killed for a deal like this when I was buying the table (I looked all over the place and thought I got a really good deal for the table at $2k). I'll look around the accu-stats site...

Also, not sure what was refurbished. Table is in great condition though. Helped with moving the slate down into my basement. Slate is clean, no cracks/chips. Table is missing a couple of the rods that connect the skirt to the base (but a majority are there) and the skirts is held tight and...

Should mention the reason for the sale: took a position that requires me to be closer to the city. Sold out house and will be renting an apartment that does not have the room for the table. Think I will be renting for quite some time so storing is not an option. We have to be out of the house...

The work was done by the Billiard Barn in Carlisle, PA.

I have been trying to sell my Gold Crown I for the past few weeks with no luck. It was originally posted on craigslist for $2400 as that was the purchase price I paid (with delivery and installation) 8 months ago. Since that time, I have decreased the price to $1200 (buyer responsible for break...

thanks for the quick responses. I'm located in the DC/metro region. Gold Crown III's typically go for around $2k delivered (plus or minus $500). I figured I could price the GCI a little higher as they seem to be a much rarer table. I've had it listed for the past 2/3 weeks at around $2300 on...

I am trying to get a better idea of what a reasonable selling price for my table would be. I purchased the table about six months ago, but have to sell it because I have to move into a smaller place (job is taking me back to the city and an apartment). A few specs: refurbished Gold Crown I...

The earliest versions of the Anniversary came without the bands.

What a great deal and the table looks like its in good condition. You could easily spend $3,000 on a table like that (and still have to put another couple of grand into the restoration). Whoever buys that table is getting a good table at an excellent price (with the potential for an AWESOME...

Thanks everyone for the kind words about the table. I'm really happy with how it turned out. The table really is in impressive shape. I will need to clean it up a little more (metal needs some polishing and the rails could use some pledge), but all-in-all it looks great (and plays even...

Just had my table installed today. Nine foot Gold Crown I with ball return. Simonis 860. Black base with wood top rails. Beautiful table and plays great! I wanted to thank everyone for the help and opinions. I love the table and look forward to many happy years together. See pics below:

Bought the table. Being installed on Sunday. Feel really good about the price. Thanks for the opinions. Will post pics if anyone is interested.

I hate to keep doing this, but I do not have a lot of experience buying table (especially nicer tables) and I want to make sure I am getting as good a deal as possible, well I guess more importantly, I don't want to get ripped off. I am in the final stages of purchasing a 9 foot, Gold Crown...

I tried the search function but it will not allow me to search the word "cue". I am in the process of purchasing a 9 foot Gold Crown I. Problem is, I have no cues. I was wondering, in your opinion, what is the best stick for under $50? What about under $100? I see a number of threads...

OK, I really appreciate the information. I am getting ready to make my pool table purchase decision. I can get the Anniversary listed at the top of this thread with delivery and installation for $1800. I know the table needs some work, new cloth, redo the corner casting, to get it into nice...

A little more information on the lack of aluminum on the table, at least the lack of leg bands . . . apparently the owner replaced the original legs with new ones, made out of black walnut. The color looks the same, but I have concerns with buying a table with legs that have been replaced. Any...

OK, a little more information. I can explain away the lack of trim on the legs. Apparently the legs where replaced with new ones created out of black walnut. Any opinions, warnings about replacing the legs on an anniversary table?

I posted a thread about this in the main forum, but thought someone here might have more insight. In the process of purchasing a Brunswick Anniversary for a pretty good price, but there is a slight problem . . . the table does not have any of the aluminum accents, all the casting and skirt...