Meucci Original MO-10 for sale

Love it :o)

I have always like that look on the gambler cue over them dice.
I hope the sale goes well for you, it looks like a very sweet cue. :D
 
Thanks very much. It is a dandy. I know alot of guys dont like Meucci's on here. As far as an old collectible cue it's pretty neat cue you dont see very often.
 
Yes I had it refinished at Proficient Billiards. Almost cost me 200 after the new wrap was put on and finished over it. The cue was very nice even before the refinish which I have pics. The buttcap was starting to yellow a little. Also it had one nick in the forearm. That was it. Maybe I blew 200 bucks for nothing. It is a sharp, sharp cue though. I dont collect Meucci's anymore but about 9 years ago when I started collecting I thought Meucci's were just the coolest thing. I guess I got the bug like all of us back then. Of course I started going up in what I wanted. You know how it goes.
 
These Gamblers are a hot ticket with Meucci buyers. I've never shot with one myself though. Whats the obsession with the Gamblers? They shoot that good compared to the others of that era?
 
I think they are more desirable because they are the cues that alot of top players used back then. Also the shafts are great. Pre red dot and black dot Meucci shafts are pretty hard to come by. That's just my opinion. Most Meucci's over the years that are of this age are pretty tough to come by in nice condition. I guess any cues are tough to come by in real nice shape when they are almost 30 years old though. Have a good one! By the way hello Cuephoric long time no hear.
 
Keith McCready had one for sale a couple of years ago while he was in Sacramento.
I guess he played with it for years, at least according to the people I talked to. Someone said it was what he had in the color of money.
I'll have to watch the movie again, cause I don't remember..........
Either way, they're great looking cues, no matter who had it, and I still wish I would have bought that one back then.
Good luck!
 
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