Old Dale Perry Cues

jus4funbilliard

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ARE OLD DALE PERRY CUES WORTH ANYTHING OR HAS HE RUINED THAT WITH HIS E-BAY SALES KNOW PEOPLE WITH OLDER ONES WITH IVORY JUST WONDERING KEEP THEM OR DUMP THEM WELL YOU CAN.
KYLE:rolleyes:
 
jus4funbilliard said:
ARE OLD DALE PERRY CUES WORTH ANYTHING OR HAS HE RUINED THAT WITH HIS E-BAY SALES KNOW PEOPLE WITH OLDER ONES WITH IVORY JUST WONDERING KEEP THEM OR DUMP THEM WELL YOU CAN.
KYLE:rolleyes:
There isnt much more room down-Id hang on to them.
 
jus4funbilliard said:
ARE OLD DALE PERRY CUES WORTH ANYTHING OR HAS HE RUINED THAT WITH HIS E-BAY SALES KNOW PEOPLE WITH OLDER ONES WITH IVORY JUST WONDERING KEEP THEM OR DUMP THEM WELL YOU CAN.
KYLE:rolleyes:

If you buy a DP cue at the going (low) E-bay prices, chances are you will not lose a lot. But for those who paid full bore 5 to 10 years ago, the cues have lost most much of their value. I have heard stories of collectors paying 3,000 for cues now selling for $400. Keep it or sell it? It really doesn't matter, they've already been fully de-valued at this point because of little collectible following.

Chris
 
It's really a shame too. I know this has been discussed over and over but the old(er) cues really were VERY nice and great players. I actually bought one of the afore mentioned cues off Ebay and it was fine for the money, but nothing like 8-10years ago. I know he says that he's building them the same way with the same quality of wood but I don't buy it. I have a friend with a VERY nice old example and it's NOTHING like the new stuff IMO. Besides the change in the pin, the hit(new) is definitely not a 2-3k hit, which it should be if it's "just like" the older ones. BTW my buddy's old one plays fantastic!
 
TATE said:
If you buy a DP cue at the going (low) E-bay prices, chances are you will not lose a lot. But for those who paid full bore 5 to 10 years ago, the cues have lost most much of their value. I have heard stories of collectors paying 3,000 for cues now selling for $400. Keep it or sell it? It really doesn't matter, they've already been fully de-valued at this point because of little collectible following.

Chris
I think he ruined the value of his cues by flooding ebay with DP cues at low prices. The older cues probably won't bring much more than the cues being sold on ebay.
 
I have a Tuxedo cue that will likely never be worth what I paid....so I refuse to sell on principal.
 
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