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Id Old Falcon Cue and Value It

12/29/2021 8:29:28 PM

Id Old Falcon Cue and Value It

Can anyone help identify what Falcon cue model this cue is?

I also need help with the Falcon cue's value. Does anyone know how much this cue is worth?

Anyone able to help me with this?

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Id Old Falcon Cue and Value It

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  1. MTBbilliardsforum on 1/14/2022 1:41:51 AM

    I've been through my Falcon Cue catalogs and unfortunately couldn't spot this model.

    I'll continue to keep my eyes peeled, and will let you know if anything turns up.

    In the meanwhile, it may be helpful to reach out to Falcon Cue.

  2. MTBMTB on 1/14/2022 10:46:21 AM

    Thank you so much for the help, ill reach out them as well

  3. MTBMTB on 1/18/2022 9:29:58 AM

    Here is what Falcon said about the cue.

    "Thank you for contacting us. I believe this is the FAL-25, which was produced in the early 90’s, so we don’t have any marketing materials for it. I believe this cue was manufactured during the time we had Nick Varner as our player and used his name as marketing for it.

    The retail value at the time was about US$350."

    Unfortunately I still can't find the cue online anywhere but at least k know the model and the price back in the 90's.

    Would anyone have a guess as to how much it would be worth now?

    Thanks!

  4. MTBbilliardsforum on 1/18/2022 3:20:58 PM

    That would explain why I couldn't spot it in my Falcon cue Catalog archives.

    In general, the prices for used Falcon cues is somewhere near, or less than their original value. Said another way, There isn't much additional "collectible" value to them, in general.

    Additionally, this specific one is an obscure model, and there wouldn't likely be any model-specific demand for it.

    Thus, it would likely be worth somewhere around that same price today, give or take, only because it appears to be in like-new condition.

    The only exception is the off-chance you find a Falcon cue collector and can convince them that:

    1. The info you received from Falcon Cue is correct, and
    2. The info received means that it's somehow "rare" and "collectible"

    But even if you found such a person, they would most certainly want to know specifics around it being a Nick Varner model and why it didn't have the Nick Varner stamp on the forearm as his mainstream models did.

    Either way, it's a cool find, a very nice pool cue, and an interesting tidbit of Falcon Cue history that I didn't know until now. Thank you for sharing it!

  5. MTBMTB on 1/18/2022 7:45:59 PM

    This cue was mine 15-17 years ago and I sold it to my friend when I stopped playing and he has been playing with it ever since. I recently got back into pool and he is letting me use it again.

    It feels great and its an awesome pool cue. The only issue is that he wont sell it back to me now that he likes it so much. LOL.

    Thanks fort all the help and the info you shared. I'm glad that I found this community!

  6. MTBpoolmaniac on 2/2/2022 11:52:49 AM

    I was researching my Falcon cue, trying to find the model and year and found your question here.

    I have the exact Falcon cue model but without the points on the forearm. My cue has the same Diamond inlays on the butt sleeve and the same wrap and rings. The joint collar is also identical to the one in your photo.

    So thanks for posting that photo! It looks like I have your cue's little brother! The cue hits great and I love it!

    So it looks to be an early Falcon cue, but I think it’s unusual that they didn’t catalog then. It must have been cost prohibitive for the fledgling business.

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Id Old Falcon Cue and Value It

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  • Published: 12/29/2021 8:29:28 PM
  • Last Updated: 1/14/2022 1:40:02 AM
  • Last Updated By: billiardsforum (Billiards Forum)