Jensen Classic Ebony 4 Point Hoppe

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For your consideration is a very nice used (2000) Jensen cue. This butt of this cue is in excellent condition with no dings or major scratches. The cue rolls nearly perfect apart and together. You can barely see light mid shaft when rolling on a table on both shafts but the tips do not lift at all on either shaft. I would consider it straight, but straight can sometimes be subjective so I want to be as transparent as possible. I am selling the cue for Dan Tull, the owner of Shooter's Billiards. This is the first of several cues that he is planning to thin from the herd. Dan is asking SOLD shipped next day FedEx in the continental U.S. for this awesome player. Please no trade offers.

Description:
Forearm: Four ebony points into birdseye maple.
Points: Ebony with Maple, Orange, Yellow, and Ebony veneers.
Wrap: Nicely done textured leather wrap.
Butt: Ebony with Ivory Hoppe ring (Ring meets 1pRoscoe specifications:-).
Joint: 5/16-14 piloted steel with thin silver rings.

Specifications:
Butt: - 15.6oz. Does not appear to be adjustable, no bolt and a smooth wood finish. Adjustment would require drilling/threading a hole for a weight bolt.
Joint: 5/16-14 piloted steel with thin silver rings.
Top of wrap: 1.01"
Bottom of wrap: 1.21"
Butt 15.6oz
Shaft 1 - 13.0mm 3.6oz LBM Ferrule Layered Tip
Shaft 2 - 12.8mm 3.6oz LBM Ferrule Layered Tip

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Don,
Very nice cue. Very classic. I have a friend that has several Jensens and they are awesome players. Very good looking cue!
 
Jensen's are great! Love Mike and the cues he builds.... (and the hoppe ring is perfect!)
 
Thanks for the comments guys, and thank for confirmation on the Hoppe ring 1pRoscoe.

Bump it up.

-don
 
Nice Cue & Excellent Price.....

Mike makes a very nice playing cue for sure & this one looks like a very good value :thumbup:
 
bump

Somebody needs to buy this cue. This is a great color combo IMHO and one of my all time favorite Jensens. You know it will play lights out and the asking price is in line with what is offered here. Great cue and a super nice seller.
 
Very nice looking Jensen you have here Don. Love the veneer colors on this baby.
GL with your sale sir.
Jeff
 
pooldawg8 said:
Very nice looking Jensen you have here Don. Love the veneer colors on this baby.
GL with your sale sir.
Jeff
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Thanks Jeff,

I spoke with Dan Tull tonight and he said he will take 650.00 Shipped for this beauty.

-don
 
Someone asked for pictures of the shafts. The ferrules are some type of fiber, I am guessing LBM. Here are the specs and a few pictures.

Description:
Forearm: Four ebony points into birdseye maple.
Points: Ebony with Maple, Orange, Yellow, and Ebony veneers.
Wrap: Nicely done textured leather wrap.
Butt: Ebony with Ivory Hoppe ring (Ring meets 1pRoscoe specifications:-).
Joint: 5/16-14 piloted steel with thin silver rings.

Specifications:
Butt: - 15.6oz. Does not appear to be adjustable, no bolt and a smooth wood finish. Adjustment would require drilling/threading a hole for a weight bolt.
Joint: 5/16-14 piloted steel with thin silver rings.
Top of wrap: 1.01"
Bottom of wrap: 1.21"
Butt 15.6oz
Shaft 1 - 13.0mm 3.6oz LBM Ferrule Layered Tip
Shaft 2 - 12.8mm 3.6oz LBM Ferrule Layered Tip

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Good God Man

Somebody needs to pick this cue up at this price. You will NOT find another Hoppe style Jensen here on AZ for any lower than 650. Mike's new recent stuff is selling for 1000-1200 and they are not as nice as this cue is. Old R series are more expensive than this and they do not have the same hit IMHO. IF I had not bought a cue, a Jensen, recently, I would be all over this one!
 
Bump for a great deal on an excellent player in mint condition.

Thanks for looking.

-don
 
Awesome looking cue. Im picky about having 3-8/10 wood joint or i would grab this cue right now. Awesome cue... good luck.
 
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