Help identifying a Meucci
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Email the picture to Bob Meucci. sales@meuccicues.com to his attention.
I have a Meucci I mis identified based on someone who worked at Meucci. I got a lecture from a Meucci collector and he turned out to be right. Bob Meucci verified his assessment. Many of the Meucci's look very much alike, they even fooled one of his employees.
I have a Meucci I mis identified based on someone who worked at Meucci. I got a lecture from a Meucci collector and he turned out to be right. Bob Meucci verified his assessment. Many of the Meucci's look very much alike, they even fooled one of his employees.
I've been out of the game for 30+ years and recently started playing again. Meucci used to be the go to cue in those days. I'm seeing where that's not necessarily the case anymore. I appreciate eveyone's responses! I just emailed Meucci at that email provided and hopefully someone there will get back to me.
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I told you exactly what the cue is. It's called an Odd Ball Cue.
There is no model number....
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Sorry about that, and thanks for the reply!
I assumed you were being facetious, especially after the next poster brought up the lack of interest in Meucci cues here. Does that mean it's possible it's a one off? Haven't played with it yet but that will hopefully change later this afternoon?
justinb386
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I have no idea of the model, but love the looks of it. Very unique looking I think. I never seen a similar looking Meucci before. It has a black dot shaft, so it must be a newer one.
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All the Odd Ball cues are a little different, but now that I see this one, I might try and get another dozen made similar to it. This is the only Odd Ball I've seen like this and I've sold a lot of them.
Lots of people like and are interested in Meucci cues. They are in my top two cues made.
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Thanks again for the info and compliments!
Was able to shoot with it a little earlier and felt pretty much like I remember Meucci's hitting. Still need to work on the tip a bit more, though. I purchased it mainly for the weight (have always preferred a lighter cue) and it's unique look (so let's not have them make too many more :thumbup
but was a little concerned because I wasn't able to find anything close to it.
poolguy4u, on another note and not that it's going anywhere but, what would you value a cue like this if you were selling it? I thought I got a pretty good deal on it, especially since it has the black dot shaft.
Was able to shoot with it a little earlier and felt pretty much like I remember Meucci's hitting. Still need to work on the tip a bit more, though. I purchased it mainly for the weight (have always preferred a lighter cue) and it's unique look (so let's not have them make too many more :thumbup
but was a little concerned because I wasn't able to find anything close to it.poolguy4u, on another note and not that it's going anywhere but, what would you value a cue like this if you were selling it? I thought I got a pretty good deal on it, especially since it has the black dot shaft.
I like when people say email Bob. How many emails you think he gets a day on this crap? I know it is his fault, but seriously.
I also love it when people send pics of older Meuccis to Meucci and expect them to be identified. Those people didn't work there when the cues were made, and Bob has the worst documentation of any cue maker.
The fact is that without the brochures that collectors kept, there would be no records at all.
I also love it when people send pics of older Meuccis to Meucci and expect them to be identified. Those people didn't work there when the cues were made, and Bob has the worst documentation of any cue maker.
The fact is that without the brochures that collectors kept, there would be no records at all.
They were probably tickled sh^*less that your inquiry wasn't another complaint.