How much is this Schön Unique Cue worth, NOW?
Dear AZB-Members,
After 2 months of waiting, I finally have got my requested answer from Schon, concerning the Identity of my Schon Unique!
E-Mail received from John Fuhrman / sales@schoncues.com (03.21.2014 / 08.34 PM)
BEGIN "That cue was not given a number. It was made for the owner Terry Romines in 2011. At some before he passed it was sold off." END
A (well known) Billiard Supply bought that cue and sold it in 2012. It had a suggested price of 3'700$ and has been sold to a very good customer for less! Finally I bought it for a fair price in January of this year, from that customer above.
Now I really don't want to be respectless. So please don't get mad of me, because I'm asking the following question: Since it's officially proven, that this cue is the very last Schon Unique Cue who has been made for Terry Romines, the owner and Co-founder of Schön Cues, I would like to now if that fact matters the worth of my cue?!
The cue has a very dark and well figured cocobolo forearm and buttsleeve, it has 12 E-Ivory points and spears on the forearm and 16 reversed points and spears on the butt sleeve. On the begin of these 28 points and spears are many recon. turqouses inlayed in diferent art forms made of E-Ivory. The wrap is made of black embossed leather. All the cue is in a mint condition and it is a real big player too. The Original Schön IV Shaft is still new and unchalked.
Does anybody can make a quit realistic estimation on the worth of this Schön Unique Cue?
Thank you for every (serious) estimation or answer!
P.S. Is the wood on the forearm and the butt sleeve really Cocobolo, or could it also be Rosewood or another exotic wood?!
Dear AZB-Members,
After 2 months of waiting, I finally have got my requested answer from Schon, concerning the Identity of my Schon Unique!
E-Mail received from John Fuhrman / sales@schoncues.com (03.21.2014 / 08.34 PM)
BEGIN "That cue was not given a number. It was made for the owner Terry Romines in 2011. At some before he passed it was sold off." END
A (well known) Billiard Supply bought that cue and sold it in 2012. It had a suggested price of 3'700$ and has been sold to a very good customer for less! Finally I bought it for a fair price in January of this year, from that customer above.
Now I really don't want to be respectless. So please don't get mad of me, because I'm asking the following question: Since it's officially proven, that this cue is the very last Schon Unique Cue who has been made for Terry Romines, the owner and Co-founder of Schön Cues, I would like to now if that fact matters the worth of my cue?!
The cue has a very dark and well figured cocobolo forearm and buttsleeve, it has 12 E-Ivory points and spears on the forearm and 16 reversed points and spears on the butt sleeve. On the begin of these 28 points and spears are many recon. turqouses inlayed in diferent art forms made of E-Ivory. The wrap is made of black embossed leather. All the cue is in a mint condition and it is a real big player too. The Original Schön IV Shaft is still new and unchalked.
Does anybody can make a quit realistic estimation on the worth of this Schön Unique Cue?
Thank you for every (serious) estimation or answer!
P.S. Is the wood on the forearm and the butt sleeve really Cocobolo, or could it also be Rosewood or another exotic wood?!
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