Info on this Huebler Blue Mammoth and Elephant Ivory Cue set,please? Buttcap, both ferrules and joint are all elephant ivory.
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Do a search here. The cue has been discussed many times.
Not that rare of cue, certainly several hundred made.
The butt.cap is certainly not ivory. Inlays are. Ferrules may or may not be...easy to tell but not in these pics.
I think the value of these hasn't held from 10 years ago....but you only gotta sell a cue once.
Not that rare of cue, certainly several hundred made.
The butt.cap is certainly not ivory. Inlays are. Ferrules may or may not be...easy to tell but not in these pics.
I think the value of these hasn't held from 10 years ago....but you only gotta sell a cue once.
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Nice cue. As Benelli suggested, the Huebler Cue Fan Page is a good place to ask. You'll probably need to message them. Here's a link:
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The info on this cue is somewhat in front of you- it is a Huebler 1995 custom shop production Huebler cue. Huebler made a few different custom shop models during this time period. The production run of custom shop models was approximately 300 per model per year. These cues turn up occasionally; and hold a premium value above normal Huebler cue models, depending upon condition- which is everything in addition to rarity and market demand.
A Huebler cue from this period- 4 points, 2 shafts, excellent condition - ( non- custom shop) commands about $400- 600 today . A custom shop cue- same excellent condition with 2 good shafts- go higher $ 550 to $1,000 depending. The cue shown, if straight, full finish intact, and with an original Huebler cue case- probably $650 to $900 today.
A Huebler cue from this period- 4 points, 2 shafts, excellent condition - ( non- custom shop) commands about $400- 600 today . A custom shop cue- same excellent condition with 2 good shafts- go higher $ 550 to $1,000 depending. The cue shown, if straight, full finish intact, and with an original Huebler cue case- probably $650 to $900 today.
This was a fairly popular custom shop cue, judging by the number that used to surface on the market. It seems like the number of custom shop cues for sale has decreased, people are holding on to them. I haven’t been buying Huebler’s anymore, but at $650-900 I’d reconsider.
I looked it up and I sold one (no case) 2 years ago for $1,400, which in today’s market seems a bit high. Get the right person and $1,200 for the cue would be very doable. If you listed it for $1,000 I’d think it would be a very quick sale, assuming there are no condition issues.
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I looked it up and I sold one (no case) 2 years ago for $1,400, which in today’s market seems a bit high. Get the right person and $1,200 for the cue would be very doable. If you listed it for $1,000 I’d think it would be a very quick sale, assuming there are no condition issues.
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Certainly could list this for $1200- waiting for the " right person" was never my idea of selling - but everyone has different time frames. I think that we are in the same ballpark- I had $900 on the higher end- you see a quick sale at $1000. so listing at $1200 may indeed make sense as you mention.
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Thanks, Mike. I spoke with Terry and he said about 200 were made with elephant ivory. It's good to hear from you!