FOR SALE: Dennis Hatch's 2010 Mosconi Cup playing cue

buffalofloyd

buffalofloyd

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Here we have Dennis Hatch's personal playing cue that was also used in the 2010 Mosconi Cup back in December. Also included is his break cue used when we won the 2009 Mosconi Cup back in Las Vegas :smile:

Specs of the playing cue are:

Made by Mike Gulyassy
All artwork is custom engraved
5/16 x 18 pin and flat faced Ivory Joint
Cues weighs 20.2 oz
Between 600 and 700 inlays
The silver wood is Impregnated Hollywood
The butt and forearm is Pink Ivory
All white in the cue is Ivory, Sterling Silver veneers, Sterling Silver in the ring work, Abalone in the spears and fountains and each hatchet has blood on the blade!!!!

Would like to sell this off as a package deal but will entertain offers to sell separately. If you have a serious offer to make on this package, please call Mike Gulyassy at (864) 458-7662 or (864) 430-7797

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Put this in the For Sale section. You'll probably attract more buyers over there.

Best of luck selling this awesome cue.
 
WTF dude!! I wish I had the money cuz I would def be picking these up. I'm a huge fan our yours Dennis and I hope you have some luck with your sale! Hope to see you at SBE, I'll offer to buy you a redbull again while you're outside doing jumping jacks!
 
I played with this cue at the M-Cup, Dennis let me use it a couple times, its a monster. Man that cue can move the rock, its perhaps the most powerful cue I ever hit a ball with. Infact the longer I played with it the worse I played, I kept over running things. My cue is much different and when I started thinking about things, I played weaker. I was jet lagged and hadnt played in a couple weeks so I couldnt expect to play too good. But I could tell that cue is one hell of a cue. I hope who ever buys it plays with it, I could play great with that cue if I had a couple months to get used to it. It plays good as any cue I have ever hit a ball with.
 
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