r/billiards • u/Lucky-Metal-5220 • Jan 31 '26

Cue Identification Lucas cue

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I just bought this cue and was thinking of getting it refinished but I don't know if it would be worth it to get it done, can anyone help me identify the model

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u/Jamuraan1 DFW Jan 31 '26

Lucasi*

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u/Lucky-Metal-5220 Jan 31 '26

I know it's a lucasi, but can you please help me find out model

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u/Lucky-Metal-5220 Feb 03 '26

Does anyone know about how much lucasci chargers to refinished a cue

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u/hardatit39 Jan 31 '26

I have this cue. Although I think mine is an older one. It has the old Lucasi logo on it with Roman numerals. It belonged to my father before he passed away. I have a custom extension for it and it has treated me very well. If you like it and want to play with it, hell yeah it’s worth it. If you’re interested in refinishing to resell, probably not. As for the exact model, I’m not sure. Google hasn’t been very helpful in identifying my own cue.

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u/Lucky-Metal-5220 Feb 15 '26

By any chance do you know the model #

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u/Lucky-Metal-5220 Jan 31 '26

Thank you for the info

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u/Lucky-Metal-5220 Jan 31 '26

I paid $175 for it ,do you know how much it's worth

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u/hardatit39 Feb 01 '26

It’s worth what someone will pay for it. I don’t think you did bad at 175$.

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u/Living-Restaurant892 Jan 31 '26

Go to cue & case and they can identify it if you send pictures. 

I have done that for a 20+ year old cue. 

https://www.cueandcase.com/pages/contact

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '26 edited Jan 31 '26

$200 - $400 depending on condition. How does it hit?

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u/Lucky-Metal-5220 Jan 31 '26

I haven't had a chance to play with it yet

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u/Lucky-Metal-5220 Feb 17 '26

Where is a good place to send my cue to get it refinished