Haley #069 + Haley jump stick

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These cues need a little TLC - I spoke to Mr. Haley a few months back about repairing the cues and he said he would do the repairs needed for around $250-300, if I recall correctly.

The spider-webb cracking on the cue is the result of the lacquer finish he used, as per my conversation with Mr. Haley.

Something interesting I learned about the cue is that Mr. Haley actually used this as his personal playing cue for some time.

Here are the pictures I have of the cue and jump stick:
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0789.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0790.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0791.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0792.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0793.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0794.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0795.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0796.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0797.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0798.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0799.JPG
http://www.lagg.net/CUES/DSC_0800.JPG

The jump stick is not signed, but in my conversation with Mr. Haley he said he would be willing to do so when refinishing the cues.

I hadn't had time to take the cues to him, and was really hoping to put this off and just not sell the cues. But, the time has come and the tax man needs some money - the cue just has to go.

I am taking offers on the cue at this point, as I really do not know what it is worth - though I have been told by many people that it is worth quite a bit.

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Also of note, what yellowish tone there is - I'm told by Mr. Haley was the result of the lacquer aging. I'd imagine the cue will look much nicer once refinished.
 
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wow

Cue went for 1550 on ebay. What a steal, wish i had the money, but my haley is on the way. Love this jump that came with it!
 
I was

I was tracking it on ebay myself, but it is such an early example...CNC type, production Joss styling, IMHO, nice cue but totally wasnt my style
 
Cue was early before Ron's signature style evolved . They need to have his rings , engraveing and Ivory to do big money.
 
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lenoxmjs said:
Cue was early before Ron's signature style evolved . They need to have his rings , engraveing and Ivory to do big money.
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hey so what would you have paid ? or if you owned the cue would you have sold it for 1550? Seems like a good deal imo!!
 
I see the date on the post now..lol.. i guess Winne2tough bumped it.. i thought it was a new thread since they been talking about that cue in another...

guess he should have sold it for the 1700...
 
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