Huge Josey cue Stolen......

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I've posted this over in the Wanted/For Sale and Cue Gallery section but realize a lot of people here that don't frequent those areas that much. Thought it couldn't hurt to post it here. If anyone knows anything about this cue, Scott or I would like to speak with you. No telling how many times it could have changed hands by this point.

Thanks,
Sean

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showpost.php?p=4467147&postcount=232
 

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This is why I don't set up a booth at tournaments. Of course I just sell cheap production cues...but it only
takes one cue to be stolen, then I'd have to sell twenty cues to make up for the loss of one good one.

This kind of stuff makes me sick in the stomach.:mad:
 
So this cue was stolen 10 years ago. I hope you can find it
certainly would be easy to spot.
 
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This is like stealing a painting.....you can't display it.
I feel it is no longer on this continent.
 
Check with this guy!

Beautiful Cue!!

I don't think this guy is smart enough to get away with stealing a cue of that quality, but I would check on his whereabouts during that time period.
 

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Should treat people that steal cues like they did horse thieves in the "Old Wild West". Hang the bastards. Probably a little overboard but I hate thieves. What's that you say? Cruel and unusual punishment? Too bad!!!!
 
it'll show up eventually....

I think this one was probably stolen and sold to keep someone's nose dusted. :eek:
 
Josey stolen

I went to the cue collector's show recently here in Atlanta. People were mad that they couldn't take cues in to trade but I can clearly understand why you wouldn't want everyone there carrying around a huge case......
 
I have often wondered how cue dealers do insurance.

I used to insure my cues, but it got so expensive I got a safe to keep them in.

I use the safe for cues, guns, coins, etc.

Ken
 
Seems like a good time for a ^^^BUMP^^^ with lots of folks at the DCC.

If anyone knows anything or wants to roll on their buddy that stole this cue, I think Murph is still open to some kind of a reward for its return.

Seems money is hard to come by these days, I heard some pool players are knocking down car washes. This might be some easy money. :idea2:
 
Ken_4fun said:
I have often wondered how cue dealers do insurance.

I used to insure my cues, but it got so expensive I got a safe to keep them in.

I use the safe for cues, guns, coins, etc.

Ken
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Nice, one stop stealing from you then LOL, just load up the safe on a truck and see ya :D

Nice looking cue, since it was so long ago good to keep it in people minds, with this site around would be pretty touch to keep a fancy cue like this behind curtains so to speak.
Stealing and using/showing off a pricy production cue is one thing, there could be a few hundred of those, if not thousands, using a stolen cue that looks like this is another thing.
 
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