1968 Block-Letter Joss...Value???

8-ball Rat

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Heya all,

I happened across this 1968 block-letter Joss cue...and have no REAL idea what it's worth.

ANY HELP WITH "BALLPARKING" THE VALUE OF THIS CUE WOULD BE APPRECIATED, SIRS/MA'AMS.

Cue is 19.1 ounces. Appears to be all original. Shaft is 12.8mm with a slight taper roll...but nothing serious. White buttcap with "JOSS" block-letter logo. "Fancy" joint collars on buttsection and shaft. Old-school linen wrap.

Again...any help with value would be appreciated.

Mark

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As a side note...this cue is/will be available for sale or trade. I want a player...but something a bit more along the lines of a TS sneaky or PJ cue, maybe a BlackCreek wrapless...maybe a Barnhart...maybe a -R- cue...maybe something else..... :confused:;):D
 
I would guess the value would be about $50 in this market, Mark...:D

We might be able to work out something. Keep in touch...

Happy Easter!

Steve
 
ha! ha! ha!ha! In this market! Happy Easter All AZ'ers

I would guess the value would be about $50 in this market, Mark...:D

We might be able to work out something. Keep in touch...

Happy Easter!

Steve

Mark might owe you $50. for taking it off of his hands. l.o.l.
"country" Bob
 
I hope you get what you are looking for my friend!

Happy Easter to you and your beautiful family!



Chris
 
I would guess the value would be about $50 in this market, Mark...:D

We might be able to work out something. Keep in touch...

Happy Easter!

Steve

Steve,

Is that a WHOLE $50 ??? Tax-free, even?!?! :thumbup:

Sent you a PM, sir. Hit me back...after you give the better half a hug from me and Jen. Happy Easter to you both, sir!!
 
I hope you get what you are looking for my friend!

Happy Easter to you and your beautiful family!



Chris

Right back at ya, Chris.

I hope you and your family have a fantastic holiday weekend. Maybe the Easter Bunny left you another SugarTree cue somewhere around the house?!?! :) ;)

Take care, my friend. My best to you and yours.

Mark
 
this is a tough one. ive sold a bunch of 4 pointers from the era from $1200 to almost 3000$. id like to say 750$ but i dont think you can get that much unless u find the right person. maybe 600$ is a good price. its a cue you dont see often but there isnt much too it. hope u find a good number and place

how do u like your cue? still playing with it?
 
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