Cognoscenti Cue w/ 3 shafts. Built in 1997. Solid hit Bacote w/ silver stitch rings

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I have for a sale a cue built by Joe Gold of Cognoscenti Cues. This cue has been my personal playing cue for the last 9 years. Hate to sell it but as we all know it times are a little tougher. Divorced dad here. The cue is a Bacote cue with Joe's standard silver stitch rings in it. On this cue you will see his original G10 glass expoxy pin which is white. His newer cues have the black G10 I believe. Cue comes with 3 shafts. 2 are original, and the 3rd is one that was built by the Southwest shop and only has a black ring on it. This shaft is a half inch longer as well, and includes a very stiff taper to it. All 3 shafts have Moori medium tips on them. The wrap is irish linen and very smooth feeling. Cue shows signs of play but overall well taken care of and plays great like most Cogs do. I weighed the shafts and the weights are as follows: 3.6 oz, 3.6 oz, and 4.1 oz for the 3rd shaft(Southwest). Butt weighed in at 15.8 oz. I'm asking $1,100 or best offer on this cue. I live just outside of Seattle, WA. If someone is interested in buying this cue I'm sure we could arrange an easy way to get it to you. In case you're worried about the funds and want to verify what type of guy I am I can get you some references here in the Seattle area. One of them being Dan Louie who knows me personally. I will try and attach photos here with this post. Will also email them directly to anyone who's interested in the cue. You can reach me through here or call me on my cell at 206-355-2572. Thanks Sean .
 
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I have for a sale a cue built by Joe Gold of Cognoscenti Cues. This cue has been my personal playing cue for the last 9 years. Hate to sell it but as we all know it times are a little tougher. Divorced dad here. The cue is a Bacote cue with Joe's standard silver stitch rings in it. On this cue you will see his original G10 glass expoxy pin which is white. His newer cues have the black G10 I believe. Cue comes with 3 shafts. 2 are original, and the 3rd is one that was built by the Southwest shop and only has a black ring on it. This shaft is a half inch longer as well, and includes a very stiff taper to it. All 3 shafts have Moori medium tips on them. The wrap is irish linen and very smooth feeling. Cue shows signs of play but overall well taken care of and plays great like most Cogs do. I weighed the shafts and the weights are as follows: 3.6 oz, 3.6 oz, and 4.1 oz for the 3rd shaft(Southwest). Butt weighed in at 15.8 oz. I'm asking $1,100 or best offer on this cue. I live just outside of Seattle, WA. If someone is interested in buying this cue I'm sure we could arrange an easy way to get it to you. In case you're worried about the funds and want to verify what type of guy I am I can get you some references here in the Seattle area. One of them being Dan Louie who knows me personally. I will try and attach photos here with this post. Will also email them directly to anyone who's interested in the cue. You can reach me through here or call me on my cell at 206-355-2572. Thanks Sean .
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If you can't attach the pictures email them to me and I will do it for you. jerryscues@gmail.com
 
Bacote Cog

I have a bacote Cog from that vintage and it is a terrific cue.
Good luck with your sale.
 
Pictures..

Ok I need some help getting the pictures up on here I guess. For those that have put their emails up, or pm'd me I will be sending photos of the cue for review. It's still available for sale. Thank you.
 
Posting Photos

Hey Sean:

It's fairly easy to post photos. I've included the instructions below.

In the mean time please email me photos.

Will PM my email.

Thanks,
Mark

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wastateqman said:
Ok I need some help getting the pictures up on here I guess. For those that have put their emails up, or pm'd me I will be sending photos of the cue for review. It's still available for sale. Thank you.
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wastateqman said:
Ok I need some help getting the pictures up on here I guess. For those that have put their emails up, or pm'd me I will be sending photos of the cue for review. It's still available for sale. Thank you.
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I cant seem to find them in my email. Have you ever sent them to me? ceighner@msn.com

Send them and I will send you a easy copy, paste you can add to your first post with the edit button.
 
Thank you everyone who has PM'd & called.

Right now it appears the Cog is sold to a gentleman in NY. We are working out the PayPal stuff and I would say the cue is sold as of now. Will keep folks posted and a few have received photos & some are still waiting. Stand by. Thank you.
 
Anyone interested

He actually deleted his phone!

Sean Finney
Allaboutcues (paypal)
Seattle WA


Realized after deep inspection of the cue a warped shaft, a slightly warped shaft, a cracked ferrule...a lot of players damage not revealed in many phone conversations and texts before the transaction....

AND I LOST AGAINST PAYPAL even with a Credit Card...buyers beware in 2011
 
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This is the 2nd go around for this cue and still no pictures have been posted on this forum. I'm assuming the first seller you bought it from sent pictures unless I'm mistaken and you purchased it sight unseen.

In any event, some photos would be cool. Thanks.
 
My thread

He actually deleted his phone!


Realized after deep inspection of the cue a warped shaft, a slightly warped shaft, a cracked ferrule...a lot of players damage not revealed in many phone conversations and texts before the transaction....

AND I LOST AGAINST PAYPAL even with a Credit Card...buyers beware in 2011
 
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