Ivory Jiont & Buttcap Barry Szamboti For Sale

Balance

Balance

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4 Koa wood points, Ivory Joint and Buttcap engrave 'Szamobti',Four original shafts with Ivory furrels(1 shaft brand new,1 shaft test hit,the other 2 shafts were mint condition),Butt length 29 inches
2 shafts: 29.5 inches, 12.9mm & 12.8mm, great condition, Morri M tips
1 shafts: 29 inches, 13.2mm 10hrs play, Morri M tips
1 shafts: 29 inches, 13.2mm never hit a ball, Original Tip

Just refresh from Barry and got it from 6 months ago.
Price: 12,000 USD+shipping ---> Reduce to 10,500 USD
Seriousely Buyer Only. Interested Pls PM for more information,No Trade!!
Prefer Wire tranfer only, Paypal + 3% sell price
Thanks
Balance

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Big-Tattoo said:
Hi,this Cue is the Nutz. Was this Cue from Eric Lee??????
I wish I had the Cash right now :-(
Ralf
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Ralf,

I bought this one from Erik 2 or 3 years ago. It's real the nutz!!
Thanks

Balance
 
Balance,

Wow, I don't believe that you want to sell your B.Szamboti..
I remember that this B.Szamboti is your favorite..
Good luck with the sale..

Allen
 
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allen hung said:
Balance,

Wow, I don't believe that you want to sell your B.Szamboti..
I remember that this B.Szamboti is your favorite..
Good luck with the sale..

Allen
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Allen,

It's too busy now in my Job and this gem is really mine first and favorite Barry Szamboti cues.

Balance
 
Balance said:
4 Koa wood points, Ivory Joint and Buttcap engrave 'Szamobti',4 original shafts with Ivory furrels,
2 shafts: 29.5 inches, 12.9mm & 12.8mm, great condition, Morri M tips
1 shafts: 29 inches, 13.2mm 10hrs play, Morri M tips
1 shafts: 29 inches, 13.2mm never hit a ball, Original Tip

Just refresh from Barry and got it from 6 months ago.
Price: 12,000 USD+shipping, Paypal add 3%
Seriousely Buyer Only. Interested to PM for more information pls,No Trade!!
Thanks
Balance

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I miss this cue...:(
 
Shoot with this Szam once, don't be deceived by its beauty, it moves cue ball effortlessly with easy spin... to a serious player or collector this is a "must have" and just can't afford to miss!! :thumbup:

Price is more than fair, good luck for the sale !!
 
Beautiful Koa....and if I'm not mistaken this was one of Barry's personal cues. :thumbup:

(think I may be mistaken.....oops)
 
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Balance

That is one beautiful cue.
You really brought out the beauty of this one with your great pictures.
I love the point work and the exceptional details in the inlays.

Good luck with the sale my friend.
myron
 
Wow

Please explain to me why this cue is worth $12,000+ dollars!


I look at AZ alot, I go to the cue show at Valleyforge...I see alot of cues.

I'm no professional or builder or anything so maybe there is a reason that I am unaware of? Special materials, special teqhnique? ??


Many cues here on AZ seem to have much more detail or decoration and sell for MUCH MUCH less.

Why so expensive?



Don't get me wrong, It is very nice, but I'm not sure it is $12,000 nice!

Please advise. :smile:
 
Gwen's up said:
Please explain to me why this cue is worth $12,000+ dollars!


I look at AZ alot, I go to the cue show at Valleyforge...I see alot of cues.

I'm no professional or builder or anything so maybe there is a reason that I am unaware of? Special materials, special teqhnique? ??


Many cues here on AZ seem to have much more detail or decoration and sell for MUCH MUCH less.

Why so expensive?



Don't get me wrong, It is very nice, but I'm not sure it is $12,000 nice!

Please advise. :smile:
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"ferrari of cues"
 
Gwen's up said:
Please explain to me why this cue is worth $12,000+ dollars!
I look at AZ alot, I go to the cue show at Valleyforge...I see alot of cues.
I'm no professional or builder or anything so maybe there is a reason that I am unaware of? Special materials, special teqhnique? ??
Many cues here on AZ seem to have much more detail or decoration and sell for MUCH MUCH less.
Why so expensive?
Don't get me wrong, It is very nice, but I'm not sure it is $12,000 nice!
Please advise. :smile:
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I see that you have been a member here for a little less than a year. How many Szam's have you seen for sale, and were any of them this fancy? A simple 4 pointer from Barry will bring $5000+. There are probably literally hundreds of cuemakers out there who make "fanicier" cues, but for the most part, the value of a cue is quite heavily dependent on the cuemaker's reputation, output, playability, and demand in the market at any given point in time.

Right now, there are few on the same tier with Barry with respect to demand, playability, and reputation; and combined with extremely low output, this makes them go crazy from a pricing standpoint. I would argue that this cue will not go down in value, and that this price is not out of line for this cue. go try to find another one like it and try to pry it out of the hand of the person who owns it and you will see why they are hard to get at any price.
 
Gwen's up said:
Please explain to me why this cue is worth $12,000+ dollars!


I look at AZ alot, I go to the cue show at Valleyforge...I see alot of cues.

I'm no professional or builder or anything so maybe there is a reason that I am unaware of? Special materials, special teqhnique? ??


Many cues here on AZ seem to have much more detail or decoration and sell for MUCH MUCH less.

Why so expensive?



Don't get me wrong, It is very nice, but I'm not sure it is $12,000 nice!

Please advise. :smile:
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Base on my personal viewpoint
1.Ivory and ButtCap
2.4 shafts
3.Special Koa wood points
4.Like new which just refresh by Barry Work.

Maybe I set a highly price,but I also said will listen reasonable offer,Did I ??I'm not a cue dealer and have few experiment to sell cue.I think only 2 time in selling cues to USA.
Some real or seriously buyer interested this cue will PM me if I set a high price. You can see a lot of things happened in Sell/Wanted area. Somebody will be told without left sell price (Like PM me for price),but I decide to show the price I thought.
I'm work hard on my job to do all my best to collect the cues that I want.I also want to go to the cue show at Valleyforge but I don't have time cause work busy in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company(tsmc).My majority interesting in my life is collecting custom cues.

Thanks for your advise !!:)

Balance
 
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cuenut said:
I see that you have been a member here for a little less than a year. How many Szam's have you seen for sale, and were any of them this fancy? A simple 4 pointer from Barry will bring $5000+. There are probably literally hundreds of cuemakers out there who make "fanicier" cues, but for the most part, the value of a cue is quite heavily dependent on the cuemaker's reputation, output, playability, and demand in the market at any given point in time.

Right now, there are few on the same tier with Barry with respect to demand, playability, and reputation; and combined with extremely low output, this makes them go crazy from a pricing standpoint. I would argue that this cue will not go down in value, and that this price is not out of line for this cue. go try to find another one like it and try to pry it out of the hand of the person who owns it and you will see why they are hard to get at any price.
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I appreciate your great supporting. Really.

Balance
 
madfox said:
Man, that is an expensive cue !!! Wish I had the money to buy myself a car !!!
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Refresh and repair two new shafts by Barry' work will take you over 1,000USD and You must have the quota first.

Balance
 
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