Selling cues at expo
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What cues? Usually consignment will take 20% or more off your final price. Maybe you can list them for sale online and sell them yourself
^^^^^ This.
Nothing wrong with consignment, but you'll make a little more posting them for sale yourself.
I think most, if not all of the custom cue sellers, would take a cue to sell on consignment as long as the cue is right and the expectations are realistic.
And I do agree with ideologist on giving a shot at trying to sell it yourself first.
best,
brian kc
And I do agree with ideologist on giving a shot at trying to sell it yourself first.
best,
brian kc
there's always a market for a nice TS cue. I collect them myself and may be interested. You can always take a few pics and describe them in detail with specs and see if you can get them sold here on the FS forum or poss on FB if you use that.
I'm not good with Predator products, yours may or may not be worth trying to consign - it's all about pricing and demand.
best,
brian kc
Bottom Line Is................
As long as the sale physically takes place beyond or outside the geographical boundaries of
New Jersey, the seller is fine, presuming of course the sale doesn’t get consummated in a
different state that also has ivory restrictions, like NY State has. But the seller cannot sell nor
ship the cue while physically in NJ. If he drove to say Delaware, Maryland or Conn, none of
which currently have any ivory restrictions but legislation is being actively considered in these
states, he can negotiate and sell his cue. But even selling your cue over the phone, mail or the
Internet while physically being within the boundaries of NJ is a violation of the law. Doesn’t mean
you’ll get caught but it does mean you broke the law and bear the consequences if ever caught.
As long as the sale physically takes place beyond or outside the geographical boundaries of
New Jersey, the seller is fine, presuming of course the sale doesn’t get consummated in a
different state that also has ivory restrictions, like NY State has. But the seller cannot sell nor
ship the cue while physically in NJ. If he drove to say Delaware, Maryland or Conn, none of
which currently have any ivory restrictions but legislation is being actively considered in these
states, he can negotiate and sell his cue. But even selling your cue over the phone, mail or the
Internet while physically being within the boundaries of NJ is a violation of the law. Doesn’t mean
you’ll get caught but it does mean you broke the law and bear the consequences if ever caught.
Bone ivory? Who are you trying to kid. There is bone, and there is ivory.
A slick salesman tried to tell me his cues have bone ivory inlays.
No such thing. If it was ivory, he would have called it ivory. Since he called it bone ivory, he knew it was bone and tried to class it up.
A slick salesman tried to tell me his cues have bone ivory inlays.
No such thing. If it was ivory, he would have called it ivory. Since he called it bone ivory, he knew it was bone and tried to class it up.
Isn't ivory bone? As opposed to ivory-like white stuff that is not bone.
Bone
Well if you try to sell these cues at the Expo..sounds like someone might have a 'bone' to pick with you.
Well if you try to sell these cues at the Expo..sounds like someone might have a 'bone' to pick with you.