1970’s Era Viking Cue - how much am I worth?

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Posting for a friend - hoe much is his cue worth? He says possibly also from the 70 series made back then. Any idea how much it’s worth?

Thanks!

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viking was never a big cue. they did make decent cues though . id say about 400. maybe a little more as its got more work to it.
that doesnt look like it was made in the 1970 area. maybe early 80's.
 
I would also say it is the early 1980’s.

Wico points maybe but hard to tell from a phone.
 
If you look at the current Viking lineup you find a lot of CNC bling in the high hundreds so just by that and my traditional fish sense, I'd guess 1-2 K.
 
viking was never a big cue. they did make decent cues though . id say about 400. maybe a little more as its got more work to it.
that doesnt look like it was made in the 1970 area. maybe early 80's.
I would tend to agree with this. They just don't seem to be valued as much as some other vintage production cues. If you're into the book of faces, I bet you could get a lot of info here> https://www.facebook.com/groups/517560348426397
 
Posting for a friend - hoe much is his cue worth? He says possibly also from the 70 series made back then. Any idea how much it’s worth?

Thanks!

girlwon1
I have a few cues and a couple of older Vikings. Your friends cue is worth a few hundred (if straight and the finish is in good shape) in a good market.

If mine $650-950 range would be my opinion. Facebook Viking collectors may be your best option.

Good luck
 
If you look at the current Viking lineup you find a lot of CNC bling in the high hundreds so just by that and my traditional fish sense, I'd guess 1-2 K.
Yep! I think you are spot on. Vikings were good cues back in those days, might still be good. This one looks gorgeous to me, not too much bling bling.
 
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