Hard Knock Cues
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I do have a curiosity question about some Aramith premier's.
The first one is a brand new set of premiere's bought the wreck for my aramis dealer maybe a month ago. The stripe is 1.25 " wide and the stick or white part around the number is 75 in. They are 164.5-167.9g so 3.4 g different from heaviest to lightest. Which in my book is not too bad.
The second picture of an older set have 1.125" stripes and a .75" stick around the number. They are 162.2 -164g so1.8 g different which is pretty darn good..
The fours are open and have a straight dash under the 6 and 9. The stripe is 1.20 in wide. The sticks are .75 " around the numbers. These balls are 160 - 164g so 4g of each other. I also don't think this is the original box.
Ultimately my questions are can they be dated by such things as the width of the stripe, weight, the dash, and the open 4? I know that someone maybe it was boxcar mentioned that Hyatt never made an open four.
Thanks ahead of time for any knowledge that any of you share.
The first one is a brand new set of premiere's bought the wreck for my aramis dealer maybe a month ago. The stripe is 1.25 " wide and the stick or white part around the number is 75 in. They are 164.5-167.9g so 3.4 g different from heaviest to lightest. Which in my book is not too bad.
The second picture of an older set have 1.125" stripes and a .75" stick around the number. They are 162.2 -164g so1.8 g different which is pretty darn good..
The fours are open and have a straight dash under the 6 and 9. The stripe is 1.20 in wide. The sticks are .75 " around the numbers. These balls are 160 - 164g so 4g of each other. I also don't think this is the original box.
Ultimately my questions are can they be dated by such things as the width of the stripe, weight, the dash, and the open 4? I know that someone maybe it was boxcar mentioned that Hyatt never made an open four.
Thanks ahead of time for any knowledge that any of you share.