Hercek, re-listed on Ebay
- Thread starter Deno J. Andrews
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$3500/month for the first month...no interest, no fees...will that work for you?ScottR said:Do you have a monthly installment payment plan?
Beautiful cue. Wish I could take it off your hands right now.
Deno
Did anyone tell you how saint-like you are? Thought not!Deno J. Andrews said:$3500/month for the first month...no interest, no fees...will that work for you?
Deno
Are you interested in trades or only an outright sale? Like another Hercek and ......
See how you are tempting me???? I have a sickness . . . . .
EDIT: Sorry. I just re-read your auction and saw "no trades".
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Deno J. Andrews said:
Deno
I have been one of the watchers of your cue to see what things sell for. What is surprising is that the ebony and ivory Hercek is getting some hits and the limited production of the cocobolo has not attracted a bite at this point. I am sure once someone starts to bid that others will follow.
Visited your site once before and commented on one of your Hercek cues personally.
Great collection...
Myron
I am a little surprised too. I think the fact that it has an ivory joint has helped out its bidding trend. An ivory joint could be installed in this cue too, which in my opinion would make it look even more beautiful. Right now there are more than 20 watchers, so I anticipate that it will do ok. I had offers of up to $3200 on the last listing. I wanted to get $3500 for it. I also want to sell it, so I thought it would be interesting to list it at $3000 and see what happens with no reserve. Thanks for visiting my site and emailing me as well. Take care.alpine9430 said:
Deno
No. I don't know who the original owner was. I purchased it from the McDermotts in the Pacific Northwest. So I know that the cue has not been played with for years, and very little before that. The cue really looks new.ScottR said:
Deno
Deno,
Did the cue have two red fibre pads under the tip on one played shaft and the other was virtually unplayed ??? Just curious.
Thanks.
Did the cue have two red fibre pads under the tip on one played shaft and the other was virtually unplayed ??? Just curious.
Thanks.
I will have to look at it when I get home today. Why? Did you own it at some point?cueaddicts said:
Deno
The cue is very similar to one we had and sold 4-5 years ago. Was just curious if it might be the same cue. The original owner of the cue we had was a local player here in Chattanooga. Probably not the same cue, but it is neat when something you once had pops up again.