Lucasi cue identification help

[REDROCK007]

Hello all,
I’m Todd, I have recently purchased a Lucasi cue and have tried many ways of looking it up but can’t seem to pin point it exactly. It’s marking on the butt say Lucasi and top of shaft says LE97 (which I think stands for Limited Edition sep of 07 ) from the research I’ve gathered also says 038 of 100. How can I find the value of or anything about this cue for material it’s made from?
Thank you for your time. Look forward to connecting more in here.

 

[Pool artist]

Hello all,
I’m Todd, I have recently purchased a Lucasi cue and have tried many ways of looking it up but can’t seem to pin point it exactly. It’s marking on the butt say Lucasi and top of shaft says LE97 (which I think stands for Limited Edition sep of 07 ) from the research I’ve gathered also says 038 of 100. How can I find the value of or anything about this cue for material it’s made from?
Thank you for your time. Look forward to connecting more in here.

Pictures might help waiting

 

[REDROCK007]

So at the moment this is the photo I have, I bought all these cues at the same time but as I am out of state for work but the cue I’m talking about is on the far right. Thank you I will have better pictures sent over in a few minutes. Thank you

 

[Kim Bye]

Hello all,
I’m Todd, I have recently purchased a Lucasi cue and have tried many ways of looking it up but can’t seem to pin point it exactly. It’s marking on the butt say Lucasi and top of shaft says LE97 (which I think stands for Limited Edition sep of 07 ) from the research I’ve gathered also says 038 of 100. How can I find the value of or anything about this cue for material it’s made from?
Thank you for your time. Look forward to connecting more in here.

These are production cues and they tend to not hold up well, inlays and rings popping is common. The "limited edition" stuff means next to nothing. Whatever the cue cost new ($500 ish I'm guessing) expect to be worth about half that if it's in good condition, if it got clear marks from use and abuse expect that to be reflected in the price. Lucasi shafts tend to have issues, especialy their ferrule design, these snap all the time.
These are all made in Taican wood's factory in China. Usually made from stained maple and implex material, some have Uni-Loc pin, but I have seen 3/8-10 and even 5/16-14 I think.

 

[REDROCK007]

 

[garczar]

Well made cue but as stated above not worth a ton. If i was to guess i'd say 300bux max if perfect. Production cues, all of them, depreciate the second you chalk it. Chinese prod. cue seem to drop in value even faster. Wouldn't sweat it, just use it. They play fine.

 

[measureman]

I have a 14 year old Lucasi cue that is still in near mint condition,no issues at all.

 

[tg_vegas]

I have a very nice Lucasi that is near their "high-end". It has been flawless so far and is one of my favorite cues in my collection. I have no issues whatsoever with this cue. I use it in league weekly with no issues. It was $800 new and I added a Revo to it. Love the feel. Friends that play with it tell me that they really like it as well. No complaints whatsoever. I would buy another without hesitation.

Just my two cents

 

[Pool artist]

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I be willing to trade you a old meucci with pre dot shaft for it

 

[redtiger]

Hello all,
I’m Todd, I have recently purchased a Lucasi cue and have tried many ways of looking it up but can’t seem to pin point it exactly. It’s marking on the butt say Lucasi and top of shaft says LE97 (which I think stands for Limited Edition sep of 07 ) from the research I’ve gathered also says 038 of 100. How can I find the value of or anything about this cue for material it’s made from?
Thank you for your time. Look forward to connecting more in here.

I'm happy to see my first cue. I got the number 100/100. It was a birthday present from my girl years ago, the problem it had it was a 20oz cue or maybe more due to the ebony, metal ring joint and unilock pin.
I sent it to the US (as I live in Japan, now) to get it repaired but I just didn't find the "right" repair guy and everything went wrong.
Now in this moment the cue is in a Japanese cue factory, will have the simple mezz weight system, a titanium radial joint, 14.5oz (only the butt), also will repair the curly maple they horribly put it in the US.
I asked the Japanese man about the joint diameter of it in order to but a nice shaft (Raijin, laminated maple with full carbon core 21.4) and the man susprised me when he told me this is 21.48mm(0.845).
¿Can you confirm this, please? I'd do it myself but the repair man is as busy as away from my house.