Elvis Presley cue only $98'500

[rayjay]

Hope he gets what it's worth, could be more than he's asking.

 

[Chopdoc]

If that's the case, then the sale is a fraud as the seller stated that "the cue was MADE for Elvis". Unless they really mean it was "engraved" for him.

I am sure that's what they meant. Unless of course they are ignorant and think such a cue was custom made...which people do seem to regularly think out there in the "real world".



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[Rin]

If that's the case, then the sale is a fraud as the seller stated that "the cue was MADE for Elvis". Unless they really mean it was "engraved" for him.

Anyone interested? Im asking for.. 80,000$ i'll add some tupac shakur photos, i think its his cue

 

[bigshooter]

Only Rick on Pawn Stars knows for sure.

 

[nahog99]

haha my buddy bought this EXACT same cue(minus the Elvis Presley part) from a guy who had it in his garage. It's a 5 piece PIECE OF SHIT! Tip and ferrule fell off immediately each of the pieces is connected with crappy washers, carving coulda been done by a cub scout.. Probably the worst stick I've ever witness in my life.

 

[Chopdoc]

I passed one up at the flea market the other day. The guy was taking offers...said he thought it might be a Balabushka!








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[Blue Hog ridr]

Had a guy, who happened to be a pretty fair player, come into the bar one Sunday for a Scotch Tourney that is held on the last Sun of every month.

He was carrying this little case like a backgammon set. He starts screwing all these pieces together. He got it at a pawn shop and he was proud of it.

It was like every month or so, he would come in with a new pawn shop find.
Usually an over priced beer promo cue or something.

If the guy had just saved his money that he wasted on all these little pawn shop treasures, he could have bought himself a half decent used cue.

But oh no.

 

[bigshooter]

Had a guy, who happened to be a pretty fair player, come into the bar one Sunday for a Scotch Tourney that is held on the last Sun of every month.

He was carrying this little case like a backgammon set. He starts screwing all these pieces together. He got it at a pawn shop and he was proud of it.

It was like every month or so, he would come in with a new pawn shop find.
Usually an over priced beer promo cue or something.

If the guy had just saved his money that he wasted on all these little pawn shop treasures, he could have bought himself a half decent used cue.

But oh no.

I had a friend that did that with used lawn mowers. He would buy a used lawn mower like 3 times a year at a garage sale or auction. They would never run long or work well. He could have bought a brand new one every few years and saved money but he kept buying used lawn mowers.

 

[cuesblues]

I have two cues for sale, one was held by Marylin Monroe while she was singing Happy Birthday Mr. President.

Special one cent sale for interested AZ members only:

Buy one for let's say about...$82,500, get the other cue for one penny plus shipping.

 

[nahog99]

Congratulations, you win today's "State the Obvious" award.

Yesss.....

 

[franko]

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I have exactly the same cue with the same case here at home.. Ok, without elvis's name on it.. If its really from elvis presley then it might be worth something but the cue itself is worth nothing.

To make yours look like Elvis's just rub some peanut butter into the wrap.

 

[klockdoc]

As a cue it's kind of a joke....as an Elvis item....

The seller may well be quite legitimate. And if those are in fact previously unknown original Elvis pics...personal pics....and a personalized early Elvis item.....

Yeah...we can joke....but Sparky may just be able to name a pretty hefty price and get it from a real Elvis collector.


I am guessing he knows he's not selling it right now and is just using this Ebay ad as some cheap exposure. I am guessing this is the real deal.


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Hell, I have two shoe boxes full of Elvis pictures. 4 X 5 or something like that. My Mom acquired them while she was in the antique business.

 

[Rin]

Hell, I have two shoe boxes full of Elvis pictures. 4 X 5 or something like that. My Mom acquired them while she was in the antique business.

I have the cue, you have the pictures.. what are we waiting for??? fifty fifty?

 

[stevel]

Was that cue even built in 1953?