What appear to be $25 cues sold on eBay for $45. It was a lot of four cues and sold with shipping cost for total $177.50 ($142.50 plus $35.00 FedEx).
If they are $25 cues, what did seller do to auction them off for the equivalent of $45 each?
Starting bid was 99 cents. The AI-generated description tells little at https://www.ebay.com/itm/3961459552...d=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1 :
The last sentence in description above is an undecipherable: 3 2 price CUES 1-3 price cue
If they are $25 cues, what did seller do to auction them off for the equivalent of $45 each?
Starting bid was 99 cents. The AI-generated description tells little at https://www.ebay.com/itm/3961459552...d=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1 :
Brand: Unbranded _____________ Cue type: Two-piece
Delve into the game with this set of four vintage unbranded pool cues, each crafted for precision and durability. These two-piece cues offer a classic feel with a timeless design, ideal for enthusiasts looking to add a touch of tradition to their game room or for seasoned players seeking reliable equipment.With an eye for quality and a nod to nostalgia, these cues are a testament to the rich history of billiards. Each piece in the lot has been designed to provide a consistent playing experience, making them a valuable addition to any player's collection. All four CUES are strait. 3 2 price CUES 1- 3 price cue
The last sentence in description above is an undecipherable: 3 2 price CUES 1-3 price cue
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