Billiard Ball Set Without Numbers

I have an unused set of Raschig 9-balls. They are with their original box and the balls have no numbers. I also have several sets of Raschig 15 ball sets with their original boxes. I'm thinking of selling these sets but have no idea as to their value. Can you help?
You may want to look on Ebay from time to time although that is not a perfect indicator of value. If I had to guess, I'd say $300 for the mint set and $200 each for the used sets, but you have to find a collector who is interested in them.
 
I saw a thread in the for sale section inquiring about Raschig ball sets and I was wondering... Does anyone make a full set of non-numbered balls? Meaning all 15 balls, same colors but just no numbers? The only way I can see it happening is ordering a custom set from Saluc...

Muellers sells an unnumbered casino set, and an unnumbered snooker set which can be purchased with larger standard size balls for non-snooker tables. (you can also buy individual unnumbered balls)
 
I can have just about any type of pool balls made as a custom set that anyone would like. The price for a custom set of balls is about $100 for the balls and between $2-300 for the molds.

If someone wanted a set with no numbers then I will be happy to get quotes. It MIGHT be possible that a set can be made using the existing molds. I don't know, I'd have to ask.
 
When I owned my pool room I had a set of NFL team balls. There were 7 balls for each team and the 8 ball. Amazing, but none of the bangers wanted to use them. I would offer them and the answer was almost universal "Nah, we just want to play regular pool. We just want to play stripes and solids."
 
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