Meucci HOF-4 Gambler Cue (Factory 2nd) with Red Dot shaft (Uneven Points and veneers)

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justinb386

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I have a Meucci HOF-4 Gambler Cue, with a Red Dot shaft.

The cue is a Factory 2nd, and I am guessing that it is because all of the points (and the veneers) are very uneven.

If anyone knows if any of the regular Meucci cue also tend to have uneven points, than I am curious to know that.

The color in the little dice blocks looks to be faded a little (not perfectly white in the area's that should be completely white).

All of the cards look just fine (no fading).

There are some nick/dings in the butt, but not that many.

The cue comes with a red dot shaft, that is in good condition.

Would anyone like to make me an offer (cash through paypal, or a trade).

I am not interested in cases.

I am only interested in cues (used, not new).

Thanks.
 

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I was really hoping for some offers on the cue (maybe trade offers). The cue maker from Proficient Billiards offers a trading service (that seems like the safest way to trade cues) if anyone has a cue that they would be interested in trading for my Meucci. He offers the service for $20 (that I would split the cost of), plus the cost of shipping the cues. Thank you.
 
I don't get it. You bought a cue you knew to be a second, but you're so disappointed it's a second, you're selling it without even playing with it.

Is that the case?
 
I have played with the cue, and it plays very well. The previous owner did not tell me about the uneven points, and that is why I am disapointed with the cue. I just really do not like the uneven points. I am also in need of money right now. I have a bill that I really need to pay. I am going to ask $175 for the cue. Thanks
 
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