Schon Cues

I have the same questions? Who is knowledgeable about Schon Cues. I was wondering what the most sought after Evan Clarke Schon model was that wasn’t special or limited edition I heard from 93 to 97and what the most desirable skull Schon model that also was not special or limited edition?
I don’t remember that Evan Clarke Schons were sought after, the regular series was always available. The LTD, SE and Unique cues were usually picked up fast by collectors and flippers.

It’s the R series frome the Bob Runde era that are were always more sought after
 
I don’t remember that Evan Clarke Schons were sought after, the regular series was always available. The LTD, SE and Unique cues were usually picked up fast by collectors and flippers.

It’s the R series frome the Bob Runde era that are were always more
I don’t remember that Evan Clarke Schons were sought after, the regular series was always available. The LTD, SE and Unique cues were usually picked up fast by collectors and flippers.

It’s the R series frome the Bob Runde era that are were always more sought after
I completely agree that Runde are severely more popular, but the Playboy is pretty hard to find. I see more R12s than SL23s.
 
I have the same questions? Who is knowledgeable about Schon Cues. I was wondering what the most sought after Evan Clarke Schon model was that wasn’t special or limited edition I heard from 93 to 97and what the most desirable skull Schon model that also was not special or limited edition?
Best place to ask this is on the SchonCueCollectors FB page. Might ask Kevin at IntegrityCues, he buys/sells/trades a lot of Schon stuff.
 
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Best place to ask this is on the SchonCueCollectors FB page. Might ask Kevin at IntegrityCues, he buys/sells/trades a lot of Schon stuff.
Whenever I see "Integrity Cues" ads on Facebook I can't help but immediately think of Randy from Southpark. Tegrity...
 
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