Thomas Wayne Cue

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Cue itself is in good condition but could probably do with a refinish, and a new wrap. There are no dings, or dents, except for a bubble/chip in the finish on the butt which I have included in the pics. The shafts are pretty straight, there is a very slight wobble in one of them, the one with the layered tip, the other one has a non-layered tip. The case looks to be an Engles, but I am not sure. Update, owner says he is looking for $800, but will consider ALL offers. SOLD PENDING PAYMENT. Thanks DanQueman!
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Thomas Wayne value IMO

I have been watching T W cues on eBay for a long while and most I have seen are a couple levels more intricate than this one. Although not embellished with inlays or figured woods, this is still a nice 4 pointer that someone want to buy as an inexpensive collector because Wayne cues are not available in abundance. If the butt is perfectly straight with 0 lift when rolled, the cue would maybe go for between $700-1100 due to the rarity of Wayne's cues and it's condition. Strictly my opinion and others may differ. Overseas collectors may be more interested. The cue resale market is running at low tide with there being an abundance of nice cues available. I doubt anyone can find a Wayne cue available right now in that price range and I doubt anyone can find a Wayne cue at this entry level either. So he kind of has a rarity. I would hang onto it.
 
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I agree with AutionGuy,
$700 to $1100 'cause Thomas is One of the All Time CNC Greats.
Someone once told me "When it comes to CNC, Thomas could give anybody the 8 with 3 Games on the Wire"
I'd be careful if refinishing. Don't want to lose that Signature!!! I would keep it all original.
 
our_auctionguy said:
I have been watching T W cues on eBay for a long while and most I have seen are a couple levels more intricate than this one. Although not embellished with inlays or figured woods, this is still a nice 4 pointer that someone want to buy as an inexpensive collector because Wayne cues are not available in abundance. If the butt is perfectly straight with 0 lift when rolled, the cue would maybe go for between $700-1100 due to the rarity of Wayne's cues and it's condition. Strictly my opinion and others may differ. Overseas collectors may be more interested. The cue resale market is running at low tide with there being an abundance of nice cues available. I doubt anyone can find a Wayne cue available right now in that price range and I doubt anyone can find a Wayne cue at this entry level either. So he kind of has a rarity. I would hang onto it.
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I agree with AutionGuy,
$700 to $1100 'cause Thomas is One of the All Time CNC Greats.
Someone once told me "When it comes to CNC, Thomas could give anybody the 8 with 3 Games on the Wire"
I'd be careful if refinishing. Don't want to lose that Signature!!! I would keep it all original.
Thanks a lot guys, very informative! Now would anybody like to buy these babies? Alton, I saw your video on youtube with the anime girls, very nice man. Those are some of the most badass caps I've ever seen.
 
An alarming % of butts mnf'd in Alaska develop "runout" due to (per the makers) "climate/humidity" changes.

Is this one straight?

Thanks in advance
 
Are you looking for an offer?

$600 for cue and case.

I guess, I am too stupid to understand this post.

I am used to someone telling me how much they need and I can make a decision if I think it is a good value or not.

Ken
 
ribdoner said:
An alarming % of butts mnf'd in Alaska develop "runout" due to (per the makers) "climate/humidity" changes.

Is this one straight?

Thanks in advance
Yes the butt is straight. When I go to the weekly 8-ball tourney tomorrow night I will roll it again for you just to make sure.
 
gotg8888 said:
I dont think he will get $1500. The low end is $800 and that is a stretch.
Yeah you're right Kenny. I talked to him today and he lowered the price. Someone has offered $800 and he has agreed to take it.
 
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