FS: BCM/Bryan Mordt Hoppe

JLITALIEN

JLITALIEN

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Back on the market! It's a long story and I'd rather not get in to it.

Here are the specs:
19oz
58" long
3/8x11 pin
4pts (ebony) 4 veneer (white, red, blue, black)
Cored Birdseye forearm
Ebony but with Ivory Hoppe ring
Sleeved Ivory joint
2 shafts both 12.75mm with sniper tips (no Ivory ferrules)
-One shaft is a Predator 314 with matching ring work (no predator logo)
-the second shaft is a Mordt shaft that is un-played

The cue is completely straight. There are no dings in either shaft. The but cap does have a minor scuff that can probably be buffed out (see the last picture).


-Jimmy

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Thanks for the complements! I hate to sell it, but somtimes that the way that thing go :( .

Any one interested in making a reasonable offer?

I would consider a partial trade, but the cash portion would need to be around the $700-800. So that doesn't leave alot of room to play, but I thought I'd throw it out there.

-Jimmy
 
JLITALIEN said:
Well there have been plenty of looks, but no offers.

How does $900 Shipped sound?! :eek:

This is a fantastic cue and worth every penny!

Some one make me an offer I must move this cue!

-Jimmy
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Jimmy,

That's one heck of a cue for the money. If I was in the market for a playing cue i'd buy it without hesitation. Good luck with the sale.

James
 
Back up for sale

The cue is back up for sale. Long story!

I am selling the cue for $1000 shipped. The purchaser of the cue will also have the option to buy the matching jump break cue that Bryan Mordt is currnetly building. I have paid Bryan $120 and have a remaining balance of $480 due at the completion of the cue. The purchaser of this cue will only need pay the $480 in order to buy the matching Jump break ( Same cue minus the points and with ivory substitute).

I also have a On-Q case that I will part with to the purchaser for $250 (taken to the pool hall twice).

Contact me with any questions.

US buyers only please!

Paypal is perfered, but I will accept money order or official check.

-Jimmy
 
Almost forgot

I forgot to mention the matching jump break has two shafts one with a Picone White Diamond tip and one with a hard leather tip.
 
Huh??

JLITALIEN said:
The cue is back up for sale. Long story!

I am selling the cue for $1000 shipped. The purchaser of the cue will also have the option to buy the matching jump break cue that Bryan Mordt is currnetly building. I have paid Bryan $120 and have a remaining balance of $480 due at the completion of the cue. The purchaser of this cue will only need pay the $480 in order to buy the matching Jump break ( Same cue minus the points and with ivory substitute).

I also have a On-Q case that I will part with to the purchaser for $250 (taken to the pool hall twice).

Contact me with any questions.

US buyers only please!

Paypal is perfered, but I will accept money order or official check.

-Jimmy
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My mistake.. Swore he said he would take $700 or $800 cash for the cue. Doesn't matter really. Good luck with the sale..
 
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Josh?

Now Josh, All you have to do is read the thread CLOSELY to see he said $1000 for the cue, but in a trade $700 - 800 with a trade cue. He needs at least that much cash in a cue trade. So you can still buy it!!!! I would but got smaller funds now.

Michael
 
GoTulane said:
Now Josh, All you have to do is read the thread CLOSELY to see he said $1000 for the cue, but in a trade $700 - 800 with a trade cue. He needs at least that much cash in a cue trade. So you can still buy it!!!! I would but got smaller funds now.

Michael
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Thanks. I could of been wrong. It was early in the morning.
 
Yeah, I understand.

Been there and done that too. I was hoping you were right that it was $700, cause I was gonna jump on it. Was hoping that I didn't misread it this morning and miss out on a great deal, but once again I was right, but in the wrong way.

Michael
 
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