I'd like to say hello, and thank you for any assistance. I recently re-found a cue I bought a long time ago ( more time than I want to think about). It's been identified as an ADAM Custom Cues St. Moritz A/H25. From the little I can find, the brand seems highly though of for excellent quality. I can't say I understand all the jargon ( full splice? ), but OK. Billiards isn't my thing. I bought this in the late 70's new from Loree Jon in Greenbrook, NJ. It's in awesome shape, totally original in the original case. I used it a few times, my Dad a few times. I just appreciate good workmanship and I saw this, it was recommend to me and I bought it. Anyhow...can anyone tell me anything about it? Does it have any real value? Is it considered a collectable? Some members on this site think highly of them and do collect. But I am a noob so I ask the more knowledgeable. Since I don't know if I'll get back tot he site, an e-mail would be most appreciated. Bikefixr@aol.com
Can someone help?
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Collectible yes.
QUOTE=bikefixr;4654592]I'd like to say hello, and thank you for any assistance. I recently re-found a cue I bought a long time ago ( more time than I want to think about). It's been identified as an ADAM Custom Cues St. Moritz A/H25. From the little I can find, the brand seems highly though of for excellent quality. I can't say I understand all the jargon ( full splice? ), but OK. Billiards isn't my thing. I bought this in the late 70's new from Loree Jon in Greenbrook, NJ. It's in awesome shape, totally original in the original case. I used it a few times, my Dad a few times. I just appreciate good workmanship and I saw this, it was recommend to me and I bought it. Anyhow...can anyone tell me anything about it? Does it have any real value? Is it considered a collectable? Some members on this site think highly of them and do collect. But I am a noob so I ask the more knowledgeable. Since I don't know if I'll get back tot he site, an e-mail would be most appreciated. Bikefixr@aol.com[/QUOTE]
If the cue is actually that model and is in mint condition (no warps, chips, raised trim, etc.), it may be worth up to $800. Of course, that would require someone willing to pay that much. Can you send me some good pics? My personal email is lutz.don@gmail.com
QUOTE=bikefixr;4654592]I'd like to say hello, and thank you for any assistance. I recently re-found a cue I bought a long time ago ( more time than I want to think about). It's been identified as an ADAM Custom Cues St. Moritz A/H25. From the little I can find, the brand seems highly though of for excellent quality. I can't say I understand all the jargon ( full splice? ), but OK. Billiards isn't my thing. I bought this in the late 70's new from Loree Jon in Greenbrook, NJ. It's in awesome shape, totally original in the original case. I used it a few times, my Dad a few times. I just appreciate good workmanship and I saw this, it was recommend to me and I bought it. Anyhow...can anyone tell me anything about it? Does it have any real value? Is it considered a collectable? Some members on this site think highly of them and do collect. But I am a noob so I ask the more knowledgeable. Since I don't know if I'll get back tot he site, an e-mail would be most appreciated. Bikefixr@aol.com[/QUOTE]
If the cue is actually that model and is in mint condition (no warps, chips, raised trim, etc.), it may be worth up to $800. Of course, that would require someone willing to pay that much. Can you send me some good pics? My personal email is lutz.don@gmail.com