Howdey, Need info on Pool cue

[shootforfun]

I know she is a McDrematt, but whats she worth?
I get offers but she is my favorite shooter.

 

[frankncali]

If she is your favorite shooter then she is worth more to you than anyone else.
I would say that used in good condition its about 150-200.

 

[larrynj1]

no offence, but it creeps me out when people call their sticks "she".

 

[shootforfun]

no offence, but it creeps me out when people call their sticks "she".

Looking at your avatar, what do you call your "sticks". :shrug:

 

[jmizzo]

McDermott D7

Looks like a stained blue D7 to me. I have seen another one like this in a cue shop, but they thought it was custom. Unless your in MN, I would assume the Blue stain was an option when ordered from the factory.

Value- According to the BlueBook 3, Retail was 135 (1984) and at 98% its worth 165, and at 90% its worth 130. Value though is in the eye of the beholder, I would take an old D series before any of the new low/mid range value McDermotts.

If it shoots well, thats all a guy needs to know.

Just my humble opinion.

JM

 

[hdgis1]

Shez'nit!

I'd say if you're calling it a "she", then it's probably worth more than what you're being offered!

I know she is a McDrematt, but whats she worth?
I get offers but she is my favorite shooter.

 

[Neil]

.................

 

[larrynj1]

Looking at your avatar, what do you call your "sticks". :shrug:

i call my sticks "sticks" and i call my avatar "tons of fun".

 

[Beware_of_Dawg]

i call my sticks "sticks"

CUES!!! THEY ARE CUES!!!! OR EVEN CUE STICKS!!!

THEY ARE NOT JUST A STICK, DAMN IT!!!!

LOL, sorry pet peeve... carry on.

 

[mdavis228]

You can look on the McDermott Cues site & get some ideas of values for D line cues. I can tell you they are well made, good playing cues.

 

[Pushout]

If you want to sell it, whatever somebody will pay for it. In today's market, I would think, not very damn much.