schon question..

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stevea

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So my good friend has this Que and he thinks it worth some money but not sure how much and does not know much about the que. He did say that there was only 12 of them made, it does say schon limited on the bottom of the que. It looks like it has either 10 or 12 points on it. It is a beautiful que and I was really wondering what it's worth, so I took these two pics of it. Any help would be great.


He also had another schon that he said was one out of 30 made and he knows how much I want a schon but he didn't want me to just get the cheapest schon just to have one so he traded me his second schon that he doesn't use for my playing que as a wedding present for me.

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Brand new, the cue probably retailed somewhere 1100-1200. Discount pricing at 800ish. Used, depending on condition, 550-700 depending on the buyer.
Chuck
 
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Every schon hits the same.. Or the ones I shot with.. different weights different shafts but still hit the same..
 
RiverCity said:
Brand new, the cue probably retailed somewhere 1100-1200. Discount pricing at 800ish. Used, depending on condition, 550-700 depending on the buyer.
Chuck
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In my eye, I would add a couple of 100 to those prices, the points are fairly unusual and complex even for the LTD series.
 
hang-the-9 said:
In my eye, I would add a couple of 100 to those prices, the points are fairly unusual and complex even for the LTD series.
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I would agree. And to the previous poster, no, not every Schon hits the same. I've hit with some that are spectacular, perfectly weighted, etc., and hit with some that are very average for Schons. One of the best I hit with was a hustler-style cue, super solid. Plus the older style Schons and the newer ones hit differently since they were made by 2 different people.
 
Do you know if all Schon pins are 5/16 x 14 stainless steel because I want to upgrade my shaft.
 
I have had several and have one now and they were all 5/16x14, however, I have seen some other then steel joints on this site.
 
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