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Around $300, in its current condition.

@@tomburns890 I learned that it is a Keith Andy custom pool cue. Saias series. Made in Japan.

@@javierjavier5468 There is a very small amount of taper roll out, but that is very common in used pool cues. Overall, this is a very straight cue.

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@@ronalddiaz4286 This is the 3rd one that I have had. The 2nd one was so beat up, that I had to send it to Proficient for a refinish. It came back looking really nice though. Proficient was good enough to let me know that the joint pin needed reset, so they reset it for me, fir just an extra $20, iirc.

@@ronalddiaz4286 I have this cue up for auction on ebay right now, if you might be interested in placing a bid. Please just carefully read my listing though, if interested. The auction ends Thursday night, in about 2 days. Started it at a Penny, with no reserve. It is a rare opportunity to get one, because these cues are rarely seen for sale, I believe. Thanks for looking.

@@t-dogg-kilrroy5943 Thanks.

Hi, I think I auctioned the cue off on ebay. Either that, or I sold or traded it on facebook Marketplace. I can't even remember now. It is long gone though.

@@davidsimms7569 Hi, I sold the cue on eBay, around the same time that I created this video. All of my pool cue videos are for my eBay listings.

OK thanks I'm just hunting for a dayton cue

@@davidsimms7569 Not sure if it is still available, but I very recently seen a Dayton cue on Open Billiards Market (OBM) Facebook group. Price was very reasonable. Can't recall the price though.

Hi, I sold the shaft around the same time this video was created. Most of my videos are for my ebay auctions.

I really need a $1,000 for the cue.

Depends on the cue maker. Probably at least $1500 USD from most well known (in demand) cue makers these days, for a 5 point custom, with veneers.

It is a Piloted 3/8x10 joint. Very unusual for a joint.

Thanks. My 1st thought was actually Viking, because Viking cues from the 80's had a very similar style Bumper.

Expensive

The Pre Cat shafts were made back in the years when Falcon of Canada built the Predator Butts. Mid 90's to very early 2000's. During these years, the Predator shafts only had a 314 Logo on them, and no Cat logo. They were also made in North America, but not sure by who. At some point in the early 2000's, Predator moved Production from Canada (Falcon factory) to China, and then the shafts had the Cat logo with the 314. I have always felt the the Pre Cat 314 shafts were far higher quality then the ones that were made in China (with the Cat logo), or any of them made after that time period.

​@@justinbryson352The truth is that the Cats are also made in North America, starting with the second generation they were manufactured in China.

What is the difference between cat and pre-cat?

Nice. This one had a Cracked Ferrule, so it really needed the new ferrule. I just was not sure what size to ask for the new ferrule, so had him make it the same length as the previous ferrule.