A friend of mine recently came into possession of a Herman Rambow pool cue, probably from the mid 1950s. What is the best way, or at least a good way, for him to determine the value of the cue? Thanks in advance for any help on this one.
Please advise me on this
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Values change daily it seems and these would be on the low side. Considering our economy cues have done well. They are worth way more than they were in 1997. Think about it!
Gin Mint and signed with 2 shafts over 5K easily.
Signed one shaft mid two's.
Unsigned and nice 15 hundred plus or minus
Unsigned and bent a little less.
Nick
Values change daily it seems and these would be on the low side. Considering our economy cues have done well. They are worth way more than they were in 1997. Think about it!
Gin Mint and signed with 2 shafts over 5K easily.
Signed one shaft mid two's.
Unsigned and nice 15 hundred plus or minus
Unsigned and bent a little less.
Nick
I think he bought if from the original owner. Maybe the original owner can produce a letter of some type.wjpjr said:
Thanks, Nick. There is one problem I noticed with the cue, a damaged area, maybe about an inch by half an inch, on one of the points.nick serdula said:Values change daily it seems and these would be on the low side. Considering our economy cues have done well. They are worth way more than they were in 1997. Think about it!
Gin Mint and signed with 2 shafts over 5K easily.
Signed one shaft mid two's.
Unsigned and nice 15 hundred plus or minus
Unsigned and bent a little less.
Nick
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