Meucci collection

MeucciMan79 said:
Here is a one off that I own, when Bob ran for vice president of the united states his staff made this cue for him and I since purchased it.
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Based on that cue alone Meucci should get about 100 orders from the NPR section. Post it over there and watch the phones go nuts.
 
MeucciMan79 said:
And here is a cue I purchased while back home, it is the Ron Paul cue.
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Well that is all for now, I think by seeing what I have posted that yall can really see my love for Meucci cues and what kind of Meucci's I collect. Got any odd balls like these and want to sell them please let me know. I hope yall enjoy
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That's a pretty cool cue. I don't agree with all of Ron Paul's platforms but I wouldn't mind owning a cue like that.
 
Someone please put a picture to this.

"Meucci has also made some of the most intricate and ornate cues ever built. The Taj Mahal cue featured a bird's eye maple forearm with a scene depicting scrimshawed ivory elephants carrying treasures up an Indian ebony winding road. The cue was inlaid with lapis lazuli, bloodstone, and over 3-1/2 ounces of 14 karat gold. The cue took over 350 man-hours of labour to complete. Another famous Meucci cue was "The King James." Originally made for Jim Rempe, this cue was inlaid with gold, ivory, emeralds, rubies, and diamonds. It sold new for $22,000, but has sold several times since, each time for more money. It is known to have sold for $40,000 and is rumoured to have brought $75,000."

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You tell me people wouldn't FLIP OUT if a well known cue maker would make a cue like this today. Meucci hardly gets any credit for the amazingly cool cues they made.
 
JB Cases said:
Someone please put a picture to this.

"Meucci has also made some of the most intricate and ornate cues ever built. The Taj Mahal cue featured a bird's eye maple forearm with a scene depicting scrimshawed ivory elephants carrying treasures up an Indian ebony winding road. The cue was inlaid with lapis lazuli, bloodstone, and over 3-1/2 ounces of 14 karat gold. The cue took over 350 man-hours of labour to complete. Another famous Meucci cue was "The King James." Originally made for Jim Rempe, this cue was inlaid with gold, ivory, emeralds, rubies, and diamonds. It sold new for $22,000, but has sold several times since, each time for more money. It is known to have sold for $40,000 and is rumoured to have brought $75,000."

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You tell me people wouldn't FLIP OUT if a well known cue maker would make a cue like this today. Meucci hardly gets any credit for the amazingly cool cues they made.
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The Taj Mahal last sold for $299,000. It may never be for sale again
 
good memories - i hold the taj mahal in my hands, when jimmy rempe shows up with it to an german cueshow around 1992/93.
at this time the cue was priced at 50.000.-$
never forget this moments... and this beautiful themed taj mahal cue made by bob meucci.
now it is sold for 299.000.-$ ???
amazing...
 
I just want to say that I respect everyone's opinion, likes, dislikes, love and hatred towards Meucci. I completely respect it. I love all beautiful, quality, production and custom cues. Please don't think that I am trying to change ones opinion because I am not. I just ask that you re evaluate Meucci's modern cues and quality.
 
poolrules said:
do you know who bought that cue?
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I have a write up on it, I will have to brush up on it tho. I know when it was $50KKKK Donald Trump told all his rich buddies that he wanted that for Christmas. Needless to say no one bought it for him and he waited to late to buy it for himself!
 
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