1972 josswest

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Bdub1987

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I recently got a 1972 josswest cue mass by Bill Stroud. It was also supposedly Scott Frost old playing cue. I was wondering the value of this cue new and now and would it affect the value if I had it refinished. Pm me Any info would be great. Thanks in advance
 

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I think the cue is worth $1600, and refinishing wont hurt the value as long as the work is
done by someone with a good reputation for refinish work.
It's important that the sideways-w logo doesn't disappear.

Nice cue
 
Yah Idk think it has had anything done to it. Im not going to do anything to it. I heard it was once belonged to Scott frost.
 
IMHO looks like non-original finish and non-original wrap anyway. Could be wrong. The cue makers will know better, but if it is from 72 I doubt that high gloss deep finish would be original. And I think a brown spec linen would be very non-characteristic for that time frame.


Value as was stated anyway IMHO.


Great cue! :thumbup:





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HDR10 said:
I'd bet any amount of $ I could muster that this guy knows...wink wink....lol. after all he made it!!!!!!!
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Yah Im sure he does. I've hit with it. It plays amazing. You can tell it's from an older error cause of how solid it is.
 
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