Decal cues are the best

Paul_#_

Paul_#_

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Its Year 2025 and cues should start looking different. Evo Cues look good, fiberglass, 5/16x18, $125 Gemstone and $80 Pirate. Viper's Dia de los Muertos is good. What about Meucci's $1100 Hall of Fame 6 --- is that a decal for the city skyscrapers?

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Meucci states there is a skyscraper and a car in the butt. Here's the very small car in the Hall of Fame 6:
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At that price, I would expect genuine inlay work as opposed to a decal / sticker. Even the description mentions "intricate ebony-colored inlays."
 
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I'm not into Meucci, but how much would a good condition original be?

mikemosconi

Thread 'Meucci Originals Road Agent/ City of Lights/ Cue Value/'

I have the opportunity to obtain a Meucci Originals Road Agent/ City of Lights/ MS-3 cue that I would like to sell if I buy it. I find several names for this cue - Road Agent, Night Road agent, City of Lights, MS-3. This cue is a Meucci Originals, no dot shaft. Cue is in fantastic original condition- shaft appears to have some warp.

I was curious as to what the value on this cue would be today where it was priced to sell. I believe that this cue is fairly rare, especially as a Meucci Originals and in very good to excellent condition. I just don't know enough about current demand...
 
Chopdoc said:
I'm not into Meucci, but how much would a good condition original be?

mikemosconi

Thread 'Meucci Originals Road Agent/ City of Lights/ Cue Value/'

I have the opportunity to obtain a Meucci Originals Road Agent/ City of Lights/ MS-3 cue that I would like to sell if I buy it. I find several names for this cue - Road Agent, Night Road agent, City of Lights, MS-3. This cue is a Meucci Originals, no dot shaft. Cue is in fantastic original condition- shaft appears to have some warp.

I was curious as to what the value on this cue would be today where it was priced to sell. I believe that this cue is fairly rare, especially as a Meucci Originals and in very good to excellent condition. I just don't know enough about current demand...
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Below are some eBay sales of Meucci originals. You can find more information on some of these still on the eBay site. For example, the cue sold on May 3rd is still on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/3265628185...d=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1
A used Meucci (new for $1100) Hall of Fame 6 skyscraper w. car, breaker cue and case sold for $925 at https://www.ebay.com/itm/3571820869...d=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

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Meucci made a sticker cues years ago. When I brought it up, Meucci collectors and fans wanted to set me on fire.

MO-11 was a sticker, and the Gambler was another.

Ken
 
Ken_4fun said:
Meucci made a sticker cues years ago. When I brought it up, Meucci collectors and fans wanted to set me on fire.

MO-11 was a sticker, and the Gambler was another.

Ken
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What person in their right mind thinks those cards were inlays? "Overlays" is the word. Decals, stickers, whatever....
 
Chopdoc said:
Yup. "Ebonized" ...they made that up. LOL!
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Ebonizing is and was a thing before moooochie used the term. It involves using iron and chemicals to darken woods. Often used on oak. Ebonized wood can be beautiful and takes a bit of work. Using the term for slapping some shite on top of wood is a travesty.
 
DeeDeeCues said:
Ebonizing is and was a thing before moooochie used the term. It involves using iron and chemicals to darken woods. Often used on oak. Ebonized wood can be beautiful and takes a bit of work. Using the term for slapping some shite on top of wood is a travesty.
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Wow. Ok then, they "stole" the term, or abused it.

I definitely learned something. I'm going to look that up after work.
 
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