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Original Shaft - Cue is in good shape Will take best offer.
For sale: Muecci star of david (ivory edition)
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not a good way to sell here. FWIW
Agreed, you will find very little action on your cue without a price listed and photos attached . . . just sayin
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On my other active forums, there's a minimum 20 post or 3 month (which ever comes first) prerequisite before being able to access or post on the classified forums--to better clairifiy the needs and responsibilites of an appropriate sale.
Just sayin....
Just sayin....
Ivory edition is the best. Did they ever actually use real ivory in this cue?
You have two posts, both of which are related to this thread, and no trader feedback. If you want to sell this cue, you'd better take the advice of the previous posters and post pictures and a price. Otherwise, it's very doubtful you'll get any interest in your cue.
Heard rumors of such, but, per unreliable sources, IT was devoured by the LOCH NESS monster.
(just sayin if dyed maple can be called "ebony" imagine what could be IVORY)
I was told by Bob Meucci himself that he never used ivory,it was a crappy material and would crack,unlike the plastic that he used that would never crack!
,guesse he never saw one of his ferrulles!
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Since no one else is buying the fact that the cue has real Ivory and since you will take the best offer, I will offer you $25.
Oh and by the way, since my offer is the only offer you are going to get how would you like your payment?
Please contact me, I will send payment by any method you will accept.!!!
I will wait for your reply!!!!!
This model is actually a sentimental model for me. It was the first expensive cue I ever bought (off the back of a truck). I played with that cue while learning the game. A couple years later, I set real diamonds in the stars and later traded the cue for a Honda Accord. Years after that, I acquired yet another Star of David (I believe the were M-13's also). It played so well, I cut it in half and made it my jumper. Still have it to this day. This and the Olypmpian (i think) were the best looking Meucci's back then.
I was told by Bob Meucci himself that he never used ivory,it was a crappy material and would crack,unlike the plastick that he used that would never crack!
Bob used ivory in a few early crown jewel cues. The ivory versions were scrimshawed with a number inside the ball of the septer.
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Okay, not sure how to post pics on here, i also have a Lucasi Jump Cue and a nice case i bought from a vender at the derby city ..... $ price i got it appraised at around 1600$ in chicago area.... about 3 years ago.
I would take $1500 for the case and jump cue. how do i post pics?
I would take $1500 for the case and jump cue. how do i post pics?
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nevermind i see the attachment button below i will try n add some pics shortly
I think I am missing something. You have a case and Lucasi jump cue available for $1500?
How much for the ivory edition Meucci, then? I have owned many Meucci Star of David cues and have never seen one with real ivory in it. I would certainly love to see pix. I collected nothing but Meucci Originals for many years.
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I didnt state it was the orginal model i stated it was the Ivory Edition.