Schon

[Only ERO's]

Some of you may have seen this on Ebay but I figured I would also put it on here to see approximately what it is worth. A buddy of mine is trying to sell his Schon and we are trying to find out what it is worth. Here was the description from the auction and pictures. Thank you for the help.

Up for bid is a Schon pool cue with two shafts. I will try to be as descriptive as possible.

Please note that these two shafts are NOT Schon shafts. Both shafts fit and roll straight. To be picky, there is a very slight wobble on the shaft with the silver ring in it. You can only see this when you roll the cue on the table and view it from the side. Again, the shaft still rolls straight and this doesn't affect play. Both shafts are very smooth and clean. I believe they are 13mm, but I am not 100% positive. The ferrules are not ivory.

There are two notable nicks: one is probably 6mm in diameter on the forearm. You can see the nick in one of the pictures, it is circled. The second one is on the butt sleeve and approx. 4mm. Other than that, the cue is pretty clean, please review the pictures carefully and email as many questions as you like. The butt cap is a little dark near the bumper. This may have been caused by a pool case and might be able to be cleaned off

 

[Only ERO's]

Here are two additional pictures.

 

[mikev_wvufan]

Do you know which Schon It is

 

[Only ERO's]

I have no idea on the model number. I used to have a SP-49 and it had the same pin as this one, the older ones. I thought they had a slightly different hit and I liked this style better.

 

[mikev_wvufan]

You could contact Schon and ask what model this is. Then he could probably tell you the value.

 

[poohkiller]

I'm 99% sure that it is just the picture but the top ring on the butt sleeve just not seems to be parallel with the wrap...

For some reason this Schon seems to be very familiar to me - as soon as I find it out I'll post!

 

[Hal]

It's nicked up and has "no name" shafts. It's worth under $200 in my opinion.

Not having Schon shafts is a HUGE deal killer.

Email Evan Clarke and he'll tell you, "I only made X of those. It's worth $1,000"

 

[Only ERO's]

I guess the owner does have the original shaft, but it is beat up pretty bad.

Evan said it was a C8 cue and originally retailed for $915.00 and is about 10 years old.

 

[golfparent]

Schon Pricing

here is the scenario - if retail was $915 then the purchase price was close to 730.00 +/-
and no one pays retail...
I commend you for your honesty about the shafts and the condition of the cue...
this is just my opinion - I would think that it may bring $250 to $300...

GolfParent

I guess the owner does have the original shaft, but it is beat up pretty bad.

Evan said it was a C8 cue and originally retailed for $915.00 and is about 10 years old.