Need help identify and values found at an estate sale.
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Basically nothing, these are painted and very inexpensive from Taiwan or wherever in the 70s and 80s
Good tomatoes stakes after the dueling.
Zero value on all of them. Seriously.
Fireplace pokers!
Or, if you have a home table and kids play on it, let them use them. No jousting with them on bicycles however!
Or, if you have a home table and kids play on it, let them use them. No jousting with them on bicycles however!
Iwishiwasrich
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Let the kids play with them, donate them to the boys/girls club.
Jim (Cue Buddy) grows tremendous Tom’s. Maybe I should buy these and gift them to him. He’s a great guy.
They are very much Adam with that long decal
Best suggestion...
Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
You tell us. How bad did they get you?
Benelli
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I have watched auction prices for shit cues like these double and triple in the past six months.
There is some flipper craze going on based on people seeing crazy price listings on eBay and thinking that it reflects some weird reality.
It's really bizarre, to be honest.
There is some flipper craze going on based on people seeing crazy price listings on eBay and thinking that it reflects some weird reality.
It's really bizarre, to be honest.
all crap
or give them to some kids to play with
or give them to some kids to play with
Thanks Eric, but save your loot. I use Bamboo and rebar to support my love apples. I am fairly sure both would hit balls better than the estate finds
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
That painted one may have some intrinsic value. I've seen cues brought home by service members from asia that were like that.
I mean, it's probably crap but it's a neat conversation piece. I'd like to see more pics of it to be honest. It's looks like it might be neat.
I mean, it's probably crap but it's a neat conversation piece. I'd like to see more pics of it to be honest. It's looks like it might be neat.