Theres a cue on Ebay for a million dollars!

This is funny as many people get their cue values from asking prices on line instead of the actual SOLD prices.
 
cueman said:
This is funny as many people get their cue values from asking prices on line instead of the actual SOLD prices.
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A stunt like that deserves a non paying bidder. Let him fight to get eBay's fees credited after the purchase. He won't do this again.
 
I asked him for a deal if I bought a dozen.....but he only has one....:banghead:
 
LMAO. Awaiting his reply.
 

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Why are you guys low balling this poor fella, he is just trying to make a buck or 2 on a highly desirable collectible cue, this is a tough crowd!!!!:eek::eek:
 
I wonder what is the most expensive cue ever sold. That would be interesting to learn. Does anybody know?

I know Mike Sigel made a cue with diamonds in it. I don't know if he ever sold it or not.
 
JAM said:
I wonder what is the most expensive cue ever sold. That would be interesting to learn. Does anybody know?

I know Mike Sigel made a cue with diamonds in it. I don't know if he ever sold it or not.
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Ernie turned down $75,000 for his personal GinaCue...a few years ago...so I heard.
 
JAM said:
I wonder what is the most expensive cue ever sold. That would be interesting to learn. Does anybody know?

I know Mike Sigel made a cue with diamonds in it. I don't know if he ever sold it or not.
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Well, I don't know is it's the highest, but I had a conversation with Tony Scianella of Black Boar several weeks ago, and he's aware of one his elaborate cues that resold on the collectors market for either 155K or 157K, I forget which. It's the highest I've ever heard of; there may be higher.

Mike Sigel did make a couple cues with diamonds in them, a few years ago. He kept one for himself, and sold the second one. Similar designs, just slightly different use of dashes in the buttplate. They were quite nice looking cues. Saw them both in Frederick, Maryland. Nowhere near the prices above, I think they were something like 7K cues.

All the best,
WW
 
Look, jerks...that is my listing an i dont have time tk respond to all of you idiots.

I challenge any of yoi to find a cue exactly like it. It is because of this uniquenessocitydom the price is set where it is.

You guys are obvliviosly not the target market.

The cue has LITERALLY been
 
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