Elegant BRIDGED 4 Point Ed Prewitt Ebony/ Kingwood Cue

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28. Just received. Brand new Ed Prewitt 4 precision BRIDGED ebony points with 3 veneers (black, silver and white) into Brazilian kingwood. Fancy paua dots jewelled ringsets at all positions. Elphoryn joint and buttcap. MOP slotted diamonds in points and also in ebony buttsleeve with MOP dots in between. Spanish bull black leather wrap. Ed's cues are outstanding and among the best money can buy. This is the 2nd bridged point cue Ed has made. His yearly cue output is very low, maybe 16-18 cues.
 

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Why do people even ask about price by making a post?

High end cues like Ed's, and others, deserve 1 on 1 discussion between the seller & interested parties.

Maybe it's for the sake of curiosity or trying to educate themselves about what a top custom cue costs.

When price is omitted in a FS thread, it wasn't done because the seller made a mistake to include it.

Andrew Carnagie was known to say "When you have to ask what the price is, then you obviously cannot afford it."
 
What did grandpa say to grandma?

Nice bridge work baby...I got some viagra.....:D;):grin:



Beautiful cue. Lots of bling without being too gawdy. bet she plays sweet!


Thanks for showing off! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:





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Why do people even ask about price by making a post?

High end cues like Ed's, and others, deserve 1 on 1 discussion between the seller & interested parties.

Maybe it's for the sake of curiosity or trying to educate themselves about what a top custom cue costs.

When price is omitted in a FS thread, it wasn't done because the seller made a mistake to include it.

Andrew Carnagie was known to say "When you have to ask what the price is, then you obviously cannot afford it."



I asked coz it's very convenient to do and I think I can afford that kind of cue thank you very much. It's just new to me I'm trying to educate my self to how much Prewitt cue cost. And I asked before24 hours.
And still I have no idea how much??? Hahaha.
But nonetheless I'm quite sure that I can easily afford that


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I asked coz it's very convenient to do and I think I can afford that kind of cue thank you very much. It's just new to me I'm trying to educate my self to how much Prewitt cue cost. And I asked before24 hours.
And still I have no idea how much??? Hahaha.
But nonetheless I'm quite sure that I can easily afford that


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What my less than eloquent friend was saying is that usually people comment on the cue in the gallery...and ask pricing privately. :wink: Perhaps he is just a bit moody today. :grin:

I'll buy you both a beer and we can sit around and laugh about it. :wink:



Usually that's what people do....

But you can do as you like. :smile:

I would love to know what you think of the cue. :smile:





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Hahaha I think the cue is superb. That's why I asked. And I'm little bit jealous to know that's someone own that beautiful cue.


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Figure that EP cues will start in the upper 4k range even for a fancy Merry Widow Bacote with rings and
from there, the price only goes vertically upwards......Ed makes very few cues and the ones he makes
play phenomenal......Can't go wrong with one of his cues if you can find any for sale. Here's the one I own.
Due to the CA ivory ban, Ed cannot make cues using ivory any more so my cue is a little more special for me.
18.8 ozs (Butt 14.6 / shafts 4.2 - 13mm), 3/8 x 10 flat ivory joint, ivory ferrules, orig. Moori tips and plays like a dream


Matt B.
 

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Figure that EP cues will start in the upper 4k range even for a fancy Merry Widow Bacote with rings and

from there, the price only goes vertically upwards......Ed makes very few cues and the ones he makes

play phenomenal......Can't go wrong with one of his cues if you can find any for sale. Here's the one I own.

Due to the CA ivory ban, Ed cannot make cues using ivory any more so my cue is a little more special for me.

18.8 ozs (Butt 14.6 / shafts 4.2 - 13mm), 3/8 x 10 flat ivory joint, ivory ferrules, orig. Moori tips and plays like a dream





Matt B.



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Actually if you've been around the Forum long enough, you know that at high end cue-makers,
when the seller omits the price, it was intentionally done. In other words, he doesn't want to
publish the price but he'll reveal it if you made a serious private inquiry. That's just the common
etiquette of selling and you just don't go and ask someone how much did you get, sell, or want
for your cue by posting that question on their thread.......that's just how it's done..
 
Actually if you've been around the Forum long enough, you know that at high end cue-makers,
when the seller omits the price, it was intentionally done. In other words, he doesn't want to
publish the price but he'll reveal it if you made a serious private inquiry. That's just the common
etiquette of selling and you just don't go and ask someone how much did you get, sell, or want
for your cue by posting that question on their thread.......that's just how it's done..

Omitting price serves one pupose. To protect the buyer to percieved value in case of resale.

I agree with it for that reason and because it's no one elses business but the parties involved.

I should have stated this is a very nice cue! The buyer got a nice one.
 
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CONGRATS TO NEW OWNER ON A GREAT ACQUISITION! A REAL BEAU. I HAVE 3 MORE YEARS TO WAIT FOR MINE!:frown:
 
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