For Sale: Excellent Unique Big Pin Wrapless Butterfly TAD KOHARA Pool Cue

kvinbrwr

kvinbrwr

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Ending this Sunday evening 1/08, I'm auctioning off a pretty and unique TAD pool cue. I think the cue is described OK in the auction, but please let me know if there's something I can clarify.

My guarantee is simple, 100% satisfaction or return for complete refund. If the buyer feels that their dissatisfaction is due to a misdescribed auction, I refund all the postage as well.

This cue is being auctioned with no reserve price. The high bidder will win the cue. This auction won't disappear suddenly. I don't end auctions early. I don't have items for sale locally. This auction will run to the end. Interested buyers will all have an equal chance to bid and win the auction. The market will decide the final price and value of this cue.




Please let me know if I can be of assistance.


Good luck and thanks for looking,

Kevin

818 317 0207
 
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Here's the pin from another angle. Let me know if there are any more questions.

Thanks

Kevin

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$1,220 with a little more than 2 days top go. Plenty of time to get to a million bucks so I can take a week off.

Thanks

Kevin
 
About 8 hours left in this auction and we are stalled. There's still some bidding room to where this cue could still be considered a bargain. If I was a buyer and hadn't bid yet, I'd be waiting for the end, so perhaps there's a little action left.

Thanks all

Kevin
 
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Your no nonsense approach to selling is certainly refreshing.



Berko

(Still going through my pockets and couches trying to come up with enough change for that Smithsonian Gina)
 
berko said:
Your no nonsense approach to selling is certainly refreshing.



Berko

(Still going through my pockets and couches trying to come up with enough change for that Smithsonian Gina)
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I like to say and show what it is to the best of my ability and let the market decide the value. That's what I think is fair.

I'd do it with the Smithsonian cue if I owned it.

Thanks

Kevin
 
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