Sigel Cue for Sale

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WrightWon

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Hello - This is Greg Wright, the son of late/great John T. (as in terrific) Wright. I have a nice Sigel for sale for a former customer of my dad's. Here's the pic: Sigel Cue

It's a limited edition “US Open” commemorative cue #9 of 25 numbered and signed ebony nose and backend with ivory and silver inlays. The wrap is black linen with actual silver woven into the wrap.

Asking price is $3700.00. Thanks for looking!
 
I would love to see better pics....the inlays look white in these pics.

Silver and black ebony make a perfect combination.

greg libby
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i hear good things about his cues but that's a big price tag. is that what it cost new or did it appreciate?
 
poolrod said:
Mikes cues usually run around $4000. They play and break racks great. Just my opinion. poolrod.
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Thanx for your input. As a rule, all Joss/Sigel cues hit great & appreciate. Bill Stroud isn't getting any younger & I know his vision is getting bad, so the sad fact is that he won't be making cues much longer (if he even still is-I've been outta the loop since my dad passed in '04). :frown:
 
WrightWon said:
Thanx for your input. As a rule, all Joss/Sigel cues hit great & appreciate. Bill Stroud isn't getting any younger & I know his vision is getting bad, so the sad fact is that he won't be making cues much longer (if he even still is-I've been outta the loop since my dad passed in '04). :frown:
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Good luck with the sale. Rod.
 
WrightWon said:
Thanx for your input. As a rule, all Joss/Sigel cues hit great & appreciate. Bill Stroud isn't getting any younger & I know his vision is getting bad, so the sad fact is that he won't be making cues much longer (if he even still is-I've been outta the loop since my dad passed in '04). :frown:
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bill stroud makes those cues?
 
poolrod said:
Mike spent a few years working in the Joss cue shop learning how to make cues. poolrod.
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True-sorry 4 the misunderstanding, poolplayer2093 :smile: I think Mike's too hyper to stay focused long enough to make a cue LOL
TTT....unique opportunity to own a piece of history-US Open cue #9/25 made & signed by Sigel himself :cool:
 
Your asking price is unrealist and unattainable. I suggest that you do a search of the archives to see others' opinions and selling prices for these cues. Sigel cues are almost unsellable at any price, for good reason.
 
AlexB said:
Your asking price is unrealist and unattainable. I suggest that you do a search of the archives to see others' opinions and selling prices for these cues. Sigel cues are almost unsellable at any price, for good reason.
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Above is a sad, but true fact about Mike's cues. He came out trying to sell VERY expensive cues based on his reputation as a Top player. His first, and last mistake as a cuemaker.

Greg, I admired your father greatly and whole heartedly enjoyed every sitting in your basement, whilst listening like a boyscout being taught how to get to 3rd base with a girl, when your father spoke.

Unfortunately, I firmly believe he would agree with the aforementioned statement.
 
poolrod said:
Mike spent a few years working in the Joss cue shop learning how to make cues. poolrod.
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Mike worked at Joss with Dan Janes, not Bill Stroud. Bill Stroud and Tim Scruggs had left Joss by the time Mike was making any cues at Joss.
 
AlexB said:
Your asking price is unrealist and unattainable. I suggest that you do a search of the archives to see others' opinions and selling prices for these cues. Sigel cues are almost unsellable at any price, for good reason.
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I'm glad i wasn't the one that posted this. i sure was thinking it though
 
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