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Originally Posted by jb134 View PostThat's too much money for that cue. You might justify £175 for an undamaged player with a good badge, otherwise leave it. The main thing this shows of course, is how overpriced new cues are.No one is listening until you make a mistake!
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Originally Posted by jrc750 View PostWhy do you say that ??? they often go for much more and this looks a nice one
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[QUOTE=culraven;786671]How are new cues overpriced, if anything the mark up on the older cues is considerably higher taking into acount labour costs and all other production costs at the time! I'm sure the top end cues back in the 50's and 60's cost the equivalent of a months wages, and now they must be half that, and the actual mark up is minimal for the actual cue maker![/QUOTE]
I am not aware of cues being a months wages in the 60s, I'll have to take your word for that.
However, as for "mark up" are you having an actual laugh?
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Originally Posted by jb134 View PostBadge doesn't look too clever and quite simply, they shouldn't got for more than that. Certainly not sight unseen. Of any cue ever made, there is a higher percentage if bad ones than any cue I have ever seen.
ps i sold one for £270 ish
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Originally Posted by jrc750 View PostLooks pretty good to me, got to expect some wear over the years, do you mean bad as in they don't play well, or in looks ??? this looks very nice indeed
ps i sold one for £270 ish
I mean bad as in playing and often in looks, I believe it was the longest running mass produced, albeit handmade, cue ever, as such there are an awful lot of bad ones. I think a top shaft at B&W would be more liky to become a Eureka or a Mascot. Which, rightly, often achieve greater prices.
Ps. If you run across a nice Mascot, let me know.
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Originally Posted by jb134 View PostThat's too much money for that cue. You might justify £175 for an undamaged player with a good badge, otherwise leave it. The main thing this shows of course, is how overpriced new cues are.
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Originally Posted by desso View PostNow you need to show us some nice photo of your collection!!
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Originally Posted by justf View PostLol desso, not really 125 cues!was just meant to be a joke (lousy i know). Collection is 4 parris, a coutts, mw, glover, trev white, t wilshaw (think just machine made) and a travis. Its just a thing i got into joining here! Honestly just see so many fantastic looking cues its hard to stop. The limited edition parris 147alltheway is selling is driving me nuts (its a beauty) nearly had a exquisite and hoping ADR gets back to me about a cue! Thing is im not that great at snooker fair at pool! But its fun looking for cues whether to admire or try to buy!lola bad player who love cues
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Originally Posted by justf View Postlol i will take some pics put them up, what cues do you have desso? The robin cook cue you have is a class cue thats one maker i have tried and failed to get, i know he made excellent cues.a bad player who love cues
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