? - Value of original Hoppe in great condition - ?
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hdgis1
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Lets assume it is in good condition. Rolls straight. No cracks. Joint tight. Etc.
What kind of grading scale and corresponding price scale would there be?
What kind of grading scale and corresponding price scale would there be?
dave sutton
Banned
I think more then that. 500$ range. I found 4 1 pc cues new in the box and sold two for 450$ each.
good 1pc are more sought after than good 2pc..... and let your buyers know I have a few more one piece if they are paying $450ea.
gh8st
Registered
What woods do you have in one piece? What are the manufacture dates on the titilst?
$350 tops, although certain woods will bring more.
Chris,
The ones with the ivory ring on the butt are worth more because they're older and much fewer were made. Still, they go for about $400 if there are no issues and the decal is in good shape.
It's probably late 1950's to early 1960's.
Here's a pic from the 1961 catalog - does the decal look like this?
250-350 ish imo.
one piece titlists go for more, that the two piece cues unless the two piece has certain woods like ebony for example. A thicker in the butt 1pc cue is worth more bc its a better candidate to make into a conversion than a two piece. Ted Harris explained it to me that the two piece cues are often unsuitable for conversions bc of the manner in which they were built.
one piece titlists go for more, that the two piece cues unless the two piece has certain woods like ebony for example. A thicker in the butt 1pc cue is worth more bc its a better candidate to make into a conversion than a two piece. Ted Harris explained it to me that the two piece cues are often unsuitable for conversions bc of the manner in which they were built.