30 Year Old Brunswick

[Brickman]

Can someone here give me an idea of what a 30 + year old brunswick cue with all original parts including wrap.....at about 90% shape ....what would be the estimated value of such a cue!

I know there are alot of variables but I dont own the cue ....it was offered to me for sale and I thought about having it converted.....I dont really like the big brass joint or the ugly colors , but I thought it may have some more value to it!

So can any of you give me a vague ballpark for this cue? thanks in advance.

 

[manwon]

Can someone here give me an idea of what a 30 + year old brunswick cue with all original parts including wrap.....at about 90% shape ....what would be the estimated value of such a cue!

I know there are alot of variables but I dont own the cue ....it was offered to me for sale and I thought about having it converted.....I dont really like the big brass joint or the ugly colors , but I thought it may have some more value to it!

So can any of you give me a vague ballpark for this cue? thanks in advance.

Hey Partner, without photo's is impossible to say. Most of the Brunswick cue made during that time frame were not good quality, so again without pictures, I doubt anyone Else can help either.

Craig

 

[Poolschool]

Agreed!!! Without a photo its impossible to give you a solid estimate on the cues value. The real value behind older cues and other historical memoribilia is the rarity. The more of something the less its worth... If the cue is indeed 30 years old or somewhere in that era, it would only have alot of value if it is constructed well. As manwon says most of the Brunswick cues in that era were not of very good quality. Almost everything was being made offshore. If you are a cue nut and you recognize quality found in that cue you can't get from anyone today (cashflow or availability,) if the price seems reasonable find a cuemaker willing to do your conversion work and get it done. After that upload some pictures for us to drool over


Good luck