9' Diamond Pro / 7' Valley Cougar

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SPetty

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I'll soon be selling my 9' Diamond Pro with the matching light. How much should I ask for it? How much should I expect to sell it for? Of course it's in real good shape.

I'll also soon be selling my 7' Valley Cougar. Same questions: How much should I ask for it? How much should I expect to sell it for? It's in like-new condition.
 
Not so...

SPetty said:
So y'all are just as clueless as I am? Anybody? Did I ask the questions wrong?
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I think. If you are trying to sell it on here then just price it. If it is too high you can always come down. But if you REALLY want to to sell them then price them for a price that you think you can sell them at but not be heartbroke if they were to sell for that price. In other words don't price them with for what they are worth + sentimental value. I think some folks on here price their items that way.


Gary
 
Howdy Ky Boy,

I think I could sell the Diamond quickly if I priced it at $500, but I don't think that is the right price. It would take longer to sell if I priced it at $4500, but I think that might be a touch high. My dilemma is that I don't know what the current fair value is, and I would be unhappy if I "got took" on the deal. At this point, you'll see that I'm not yet saying "For Sale" because I don't know what price to name. I was hoping for a little help from folks that might have a better idea. I don't want to lose a sale because they're priced too high, but I don't want to price them too low either. Just wondering what a fair price range would be for the tables. They're both in top notch condition...

I'm sure I'll have to ask more than they sell for so that someone can get a good deal by talking me down a little...

Thanks!
 
What kind of condition are they in?
Any special materials?
Anything that seperates them from the normal stuff?
What kind of age are they?

Used Diamonds are somewhat of an anomally, but 7' Cougars, are easy to move. Especially if there are any bars around you. Or areas regularly frequented by the general redneck / college population.
Like stockyards, Denton, Decatur,Plano, College Station..... (my old stomping grounds)
 
used tables

I agree with the post above. I work for a vending company in Minnesota and we sell used Valley tables recovered, with a set of balls, rack, and two cues for $895.00. Now I have been looking at buying a used 7ft Diamond table (not much space for anything bigger) to replace my Valley and they are hard to come by unless a person wants to spend $1800-$2000.00 +. You can also look at Diamonds web page they offer prices on new and used tournament played tables.
 
SPetty said:
Howdy Ky Boy,

I think I could sell the Diamond quickly if I priced it at $500, but I don't think that is the right price. It would take longer to sell if I priced it at $4500, but I think that might be a touch high. My dilemma is that I don't know what the current fair value is, and I would be unhappy if I "got took" on the deal. At this point, you'll see that I'm not yet saying "For Sale" because I don't know what price to name. I was hoping for a little help from folks that might have a better idea. I don't want to lose a sale because they're priced too high, but I don't want to price them too low either. Just wondering what a fair price range would be for the tables. They're both in top notch condition...

I'm sure I'll have to ask more than they sell for so that someone can get a good deal by talking me down a little...


Thanks!
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Excuse me for helping out-or not helping out-since no one replied to your post before me. MAYBE you will get more knowledgeable posters to help you.

Oh yeah, the most important thing determining your sale price is the area in which you live. In this area a 3-4 year old Diamond Pro with a light would fetch 3000-4000 depending on condition.

And was it SPetty or BPetty. Whichever Good Luck with your sale!!


Gary
 
Cuephoric said:
What kind of condition are they in?
Any special materials?
Anything that seperates them from the normal stuff?
What kind of age are they?
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They're both in great condition. Nothing special about either; nothing separating them from "normal" unless it's their condition. They're both about 3-4 years old.
 
Ky Boy said:
Excuse me for helping out-or not helping out-since no one replied to your post before me.
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Huh? Thanks for your help, I hope I didn't offend you in some way...
 
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