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Expect to see some replica's on those soon then (sorry, couldn't resist!).
Anyone got a pic of one?
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Originally Posted by Leo View PostDepends who owns them and how greedy they want to be, more then likely collectors will have these and won't sell and will probably put a stupid price on them anyhow, I did hear a rumour that tonymicra off eBay as the pair and he wants in the region of £80,000 each.nonchalant sideways action amongst some very ignorant pokes :snooker:
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Originally Posted by Leo View PostDepends who owns them and how greedy they want to be, more then likely collectors will have these and won't sell and will probably put a stupid price on them anyhow, I did hear a rumour that tonymicra off eBay as the pair and he wants in the region of £80,000 each.
And yes, a 101 is a very rare cue Leo, you do talk out of your arse sometimes - Andrew's didn't make much because it was a poor example.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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(yes I know they're not cheap, I didn't intend them to be!..)
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Originally Posted by perpetualboredom View PostHe also wants 600 for a machine spliced JD 600, one for ever centurry eh?... nuff said.
And yes, a 101 is a very rare cue Leo, you do talk out of your arse sometimes - Andrew's didn't make much because it was a poor example.
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Originally Posted by Leo View PostNah Davis 101 wouldn't be a rare one, not to sure if Riley done a 101 but they did do a lindrum tombstone which is probably as rare as elvis being seen alive again
Rarity has nothing to do with value - or YOA, Eurekas etc would be worth nothing as tens of these are sold every year. The 101 is a rare cue full stop, there is no argument to be had you're just an argumentative oik.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Cue Sales: http://oldcues.co.uk/index.php?id=for_sale_specials
(yes I know they're not cheap, I didn't intend them to be!..)
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Originally Posted by perpetualboredom View PostYou read it back. Or I'll quote it above for you.
Rarity has nothing to do with value - or YOA, Eurekas etc would be worth nothing as tens of these are sold every year. The 101 is a rare cue full stop, there is no argument to be had you're just an argumentative oik.
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Originally Posted by Leo View PostTalk out of my arse, Read It back, billibang asked if they were in the same league as the 101 of which replied no the 101 is not rare, these so called know it all collectors do make me smile
I assume, as it was a statement made about that particular cue, you'd be able to back it up with hard facts ?
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Originally Posted by billabong View PostSorry Leo, could you tell me what information you have , that would lead you to this statement please ?
I assume, as it was a statement made about that particular cue, you'd be able to back it up with hard facts ?
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Originally Posted by Leo View PostApologises, I was comparing in the first thread was the 101 rarity against the Joe Davis 96 & 980 which to me the 101 is not "as" rare which I should've quoted but once again what I mean to write sometimes don't come out as intended.#jeSuisMasterBlasterBarryWhite2v1977Luclex(andHisF ictiousTwin)BigSplash!
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Originally Posted by billabong View PostI know the feeling. Without the added benefit of body language, facial expressions, vocal inflection, etc, etc,
the written word can be so easily misinterpreted. It's how we react to these misinterpretations, that counts.
Artists can color the sky red because they know it's blue. Those of us who aren't artists must color things the way they really are or people might think we're stupid.
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