Need Help with this old Meucci
- Thread starter shewmake
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I won't price anyone else's merchandise, I will just say I had one exactly like it that I finally got 150.00 for.
i would say 150, but you never know when you find the right buyer that may be looking for a stick like one they used to have, and then their paying price may increase. i watch alot of meucci's on ebay and the more simple cues with no points do not seem to sell for near as much. i actually have 2 older meucci's with no points and it is really worth more for me to keep them as shooters.
The Meucci merry widows have never had a big price tag, they are made on the low end for those who care more about having a well made player than a nice look. You'll have much better luck selling the cue in a pool hall to a good player than Online.
This is the mid to late 80's version of the Meucci European E-6 - see Budget Cue's link:
http://www.budgetcues.com/archive/meucci-european-series.htm
There were many made and sold through catalogs such as Cornhusker's (now Meullers) - it's the most common Meucci available. They sold for around $200 new. The values these guys have mentioned are correct.
http://www.budgetcues.com/archive/meucci-european-series.htm
There were many made and sold through catalogs such as Cornhusker's (now Meullers) - it's the most common Meucci available. They sold for around $200 new. The values these guys have mentioned are correct.
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Midway through 1988 is when the logo changed.
However now, they are reusing the original Meucci logos on request which will make dating them next to impossible.
JV