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LIBRA cue f/s PRICE REDUCE

hey guys here is a Libra cue from late 80's in very good conditions no scraches dings , straight butt and shafts , six point purple heart into BEM , purple heart butt , the points have a red and purple heart veneers .3/8 10 pin , 58 " , not to many original libras in this condition , ?$?$ ?.View attachment 121997

Guys I need your help.
Don't know how much this cue is worth ????
I'm thing I'm off , cause is a very well built cue , maybe someone that have the blue book of cue can help me out.

$1200 ORO


Thank Ed
 

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short ferrule

I made this cue but do not remember making one shaft with a short
ferrule
jack
 
jackpot said:
I made this cue but do not remember making one shaft with a short
ferrule
jack
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Hey, Jack, I remember watching you play many times at Cotton Palace. I figure you needed a long ferrule because on your back stroke the cue came almost all the way through the fingers on your bridge hand. :)

By the way, I've been helping Alfie put together a book about his pool experiences. He has some great stories. I haven't seen the little guy face-to-face in 45 years, but we trade emails all the time.
 
as far as I knowJohnny Sanchez made the cue , and he passed away long time ago , but u right the short furrel shaft is one of the original shaft that has being modified , the other shaft is original 13mm and never played.
 
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edu07070 said:
as far as I knowJohnny Sanchez made the cue , and he passed away long time ago , but u right the short furrel shaft is one of the original shaft that has being modified , the other shaft is original 13mm and never played.
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I believe that Jack Potter and Johnny Sanchez were partners in the making of Libra cues. Jack Potter is the author of the earlier post and should surely know whether he made that particular cue.
 
if anyone is afraid of the way those cues play....don't be. They play great!!!! It is a shame those guys did not make more of them.
 
Hello,

edu07070 said:
hey guys here is a Libra cue from late 80's in very good conditions no scraches dings , straight butt and shafts , six point purple heart into BEM , purple heart butt , the points have a red and purple heart veneers .3/8 10 pin , 58 " , not to many original libras in this condition , ?$?$ ?.View attachment 121997

Guys I need your help.
Don't know how much this cue is worth ????
I'm thing I'm off , cause is a very well built cue , maybe someone that have the blue book of cue can help me out.

Thank Ed
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The last couple I had were very differant than yours. Libra cues are hard sellers mainly because nobody knows about them.
The Spain blank sold for $1200 with 2 shafts. It had the very rare brass pin and was one of the last 3 cues produced.
The full splice cue Jack built for himself did less. Both cues were 90% or better.
Your cue would be in the same range as these cues. Maybe a little more or less in value.
Because the USA cue sold for peanuts lately and if the seller still has it I would like to buy it, $900 might be hard to get for yours. Being a fan, keep it! Don't give it away!
Good luck,
Nick :)
 
nick serdula said:
The last couple I had were very differant than yours. Libra cues are hard sellers mainly because nobody knows about them.
The Spain blank sold for $1200 with 2 shafts. It had the very rare brass pin and was one of the last 3 cues produced.
The full splice cue Jack built for himself did less. Both cues were 90% or better.
Your cue would be in the same range as these cues. Maybe a little more or less in value.
Because the USA cue sold for peanuts lately and if the seller still has it I would like to buy it, $900 might be hard to get for yours. Being a fan, keep it! Don't give it away!
Good luck,
Nick :)
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Thanks for your help Nick.
 
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