Value of this Meucci Larry Hubbart Cue
7/19/2012 2:11:48 PM
Value of this Meucci Larry Hubbart Cue
I have a chance to purchase this Meucci Hubbart cue. I can't seem to find an exact match online so that I can then look for a value.
The nicks near the ferrule are very minor. I can find no other marks on this stick. It is as it was rarely used.
It has the brass pin joint with small a rubber butt bumper. The Ferrule is discolored yellow as you can see in the picture. I doubt it came in yellow. It also comes with a Meucci case. The drawback is that it only comes with 1 shaft. The shaft it comes with is a "NO DOT" shaft.
Would you know what the value is likely to be?
Is this a rare Meucci Larry Hubbart cue?
Value of this Meucci Larry Hubbart Cue
Replies & Comments
CALVIN CHAMBERS on 9/3/2012 6:46:31 PM
Do you still have the Meucci Hubbart cue?
I have two old shafts but my cue got stolen. Would you like to sell your cue?
Cigarblues on 9/3/2012 8:47:23 PM
No, I have no intention of selling it. It shoots very well and is balanced great. I like the weight distribution toward the rear more. It shoots better than my Meucci 97-21 W BD with a Black Dot shaft.
Do you have any idea what the value is?
I can't seem to find both "Hubbart" and "Meucci Originals" stamped on any others.
I would say around 300 to 400 because it was a low end cue for Larry Hubbart but its still a nice cue.
I have three Meucci LH-5 cues and other cues from the Meucci LH Series.
I would like to work something out on the cue. Please let me know if you would like to sell it or what you would take.
I appreciate the offer, but have no intention of selling. This cue shoots and feels better than any I have ever owned.
I have a Meucci 97-21WBD, a Lucasi Sneaky Pete with quick release, and an older McDermott black panther cue. I switch around with all of them when I play at home on my Brunswick Gold Crown 3 with Simonis 760 cloth.
Everything has a price. Just give me your best price. Would you like to sell the case? Come on work with me.
Did you get my last email? I would like to talk you about the MO-11.
(901) 412-7587
guest on 11/21/2012 8:09:58 PM
The Meucci cue in your photos is a Meucci, Larry Hubbart, Series 1, LH-2.
The shaft, if it is unmarked but has the same ticking that matches the base will likely be the original shaft that came with the stick.
The stick was originally sold for $275 to $425 depending on where/when it was sold.
I own a Meucci LH-1 of the same series. It has held straight and true since I bought it new around 1987-1988.
The 'Meucci Original' branded sticks are becoming more collectible since they changed the logo shortly after that series came out. They have since been branded 'Meucci' in a script font.
I don't remember any specifics of the series being branded with "Hubbart" below the "Meucci Original" branding. There may be something to that with your particular stick.
Do not sell that stick. It will NOT diminish in value unless you mistreat it in some way.
It may have been a lower end stick during that time but it is still a Meucci and was limited in numbers so it will become more rare to find them over time.
Just checking in to see if you still have your Meucci LH-2 Larry Hubbart cue. If so, have you changed your mind with regards to selling or trading the cue?
TNOriginals on 3/14/2016 8:57:13 AM
I'd be interested in purchasing this cue.
user1560289631 on 2/12/2020 7:50:56 PM
Value of this Meucci Larry Hubbart Cue
- Title: Value of this Meucci Larry Hubbart Cue
- Author: Cigarblues (Michael Brown)
- Published: 7/19/2012 2:11:48 PM
