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Jerry Pierce Choctaw Recurve

Started by x-ray, September 01, 2008, 05:43:00 PM

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x-ray

Hey everyone, I have a Jerry Pierce Choctaw recurve that I am about to sell... maybe
I am wondering what it is worth.
I have had this bow for 10 0r 12 years. I don't shoot recurves anymore. I have not shot this more than a couple times. I understand it is a collectors item. that is mostly why I didn't shoot it. I always thought I would shoot a deer with it and never dared take it to the woods.
thanks for your help.

Biggie Hoffman

They're collectors items because there are so few of them. It's worth whatever someone is willing to give or whatever two guys are willing to bid  :-) Hard to really say.
Was it made by Jerry or his Grandson?
How are you gonna sell it?
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x-ray

This was made by Jerry himself. I bought it probably arround 10 years ago, he was still alive when I bought it but he passed shortly after that. I am trying to find the best forum to sell it.

Hawkeye

Jerry didn't sell bows, but was generous to donate them to archery organizations.  Where did you buy this one?

Daryl
Daryl Harding
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose."  Jim Elliot

Traditional bowhunting is often a game of seconds... and inches!

Shaun

I saw one sell at Compton this year in their auction to support the organization. It went real high. There were two men who really wanted it or wanted to donate to the non profit. I have seen a couple sold in the $1500 range, but I think the one at Compton went for 8k.

If you need the money I'd say an on line auction site. If you can get by and want to carry on Jerry's mojo of never selling a bow himself, I'd suggest the St Judes auction next year. Well, you did ask for "the best forum to sell it."

Ted

I think the Jerry Pierce bow at the PBS banquet sold for around $2000.  BUT, it didn't have Pierce points - it it did, I bet it would have gone for a lot more.

I saw John Rook's Pierce bow that he has loaned to PBS at the ETAR booth last month . . . that thing is awesome.  Beautiful bow - I'm sure if yours is like that one; you should get a pretty penny - of course, as Shaun said, I'd love to see you sell it through St. Judes . . . that would be awesome!!!

x-ray

sorry can't dontate it.
this one has the pierce points, man they are awesome! I am thinking around 4-5k is probably in the ball park.

Hawkeye I bought this one at the kanas bowhunters association banquet.

my situation dicates that I need to sell some stuff. Not really the place to tell why just that it has to be done.

x-ray


Bjorn

Ebat certainly has the audience-list it with a 'reserve' just to be safe.

charles suttles

I am the dummy that bought the JP bow at Compton. It was special to me for 3 reasons, Jerry had given this one to Glenn St Charles,it was featured on the cover of TBM along with another Chotaw and mainly, I new that the money would be well used for the future preservation of trad. archery and I personally know that their youth program is 2nd to none, thanks to Nic Dedeker and the whole Compton family. I think Bjorn's **** idea would be away to test the market, if you need to sell. Jerry's son would be glad to talk to you about it, I'm sure!
 Good luck and don't do anything you'd regret!
   Charles Suttles

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x-ray

I will take pics of it and post them for all to see. I think your right just post it with a reserve and test the waters. I didn't but it to sell, just the circumstances now. I am sure the collector market is going to be small but we shall see. thanks for all the input.

x-ray

here is a link to see pics of the bow. I am going to sell it. I just need to figure if it should be **** or what.

http://s137.photobucket.com/albums/q207/x-raypics/?action=view¤t=68d96428.pbw

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