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

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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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That cue is gorgeous. What a piece of history to the right collector. Unfortunatly it's beyond my price range. Good luck in 2011 Dennis.
 
I understand now! That reason has caused many people to lose treasures. I hope the cue sells quickly and which it were in my price range. I am not even going to call about it as I know better.

Good luck with your 2011 winning streak Dennis. You are one hellva player. One of the best I have ever seen and I wish I could see you play more. I have aways wondered why you never play in the US Open. Wish you did, then I would never miss the Open...
 
Awesome cue from a great pro player !

Dennis good luck with the sale and best wishes
for 2011 !

Larry
 
This is a shame in the pool world

hatchetman71 said:
I don't want to but because of financial reasons I have to!
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Like I said in the title, it's a shame that all the money that is thrown at other professional athletes in other sports and a professional pool player has to sell such a great personal possesion. No matter what the reason for his decision to sell the whole point is all his talent and even other pro's in pool world find it hard to make a living. Best of luck to you Dennis and im sure no matter what cue you will be useing next you will play great. And good luck on the sale ...<<ED
 
ARROWCRUSHER said:
Like I said in the title, it's a shame that all the money that is thrown at other professional athletes in other sports and a professional pool player has to sell such a great personal possesion. No matter what the reason for his decision to sell the whole point is all his talent and even other pro's in pool world find it hard to make a living. Best of luck to you Dennis and im sure no matter what cue you will be useing next you will play great. And good luck on the sale ...<<ED
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Yeah its tough to stay ahead in this game! Thanks for the support! :) Dennis
 
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