Identifying billiard balls

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Hookedup12

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Hello everyone :D

I recently purchased a black gold crown table for 500 dollars I didn’t realize it was a gold crown due to the price I assumed it was a knock off but I needed a quarantine table so I was going to purchase regardless for the price and they didn’t know what it was either aside from a pool table.

It came with a set of balls that looked trashed but I was bored today and decided to try and clean them and they actually cleaned up well and seem like they may be of some quality. I was hoping someone could help me identify what they are.

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Those are Brunswick Centennials. They do look to be in good condition.
 
Awesome! I have already ordered some Aramiths but I may just keep both sets to practice with! Thank you for the response!
 
Brunswick centennial balls with the matching Brunswick blue circle cue ball. Most likely was the original set that came with the gold crown table to the original owner. FYI, they are called pool balls, not billiard balls!
 
ChrisinNC said:
Brunswick centennial balls with the matching Brunswick blue circle cue ball. Most likely was the original set that came with the gold crown table to the original owner. FYI, they are called pool balls, not billiard balls!
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I assumed they were synonymous! Either way appreciate the feedback!
 
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