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I have a set of Wilson Billy Casper Personals. These are forged, muscle back blades. It is a 3-9 set, with factory Wilson AirLite shafts. I would rate these clubs exceptional. There is not a spec of rust on ANY of them. Factory grips (victory) that are still tacky. Whoever owned these clubs first was a good ball striker. Please tell me what these could be worth...

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I have a set of Wilson Billy Casper Personals. These are forged, muscle back blades. It is a 3-9 set, with factory Wilson AirLite shafts. I would rate these clubs exceptional. There is not a spec of rust on ANY of them. Factory grips (victory) that are still tacky. Whoever owned these clubs first was a good ball striker. Please tell me what these could be worth...

Without pictures, it's tough to say.. Y'know? Gotta see the condition of the clubs. You say a guy is a good ball striker, so does that mean that the sweet spots show some wear?

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There are two clubs that show a spot of dimple pattern from a ball, dead in the middle. I did polish these clubs, and they are gorgeous. The six and seven have a tiny nick on the sole. That is it. The grooves are crisp. The letters and numbers retain their color. I stated that because they are not new, but they are an exceptional set of used clubs. www.houseofforged.com did not have these, but they did have two sets of Wilson Billy Caspers going for $499.

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There are two clubs that show a spot of dimple pattern from a ball, dead in the middle. I did polish these clubs, and they are gorgeous. The six and seven have a tiny nick on the sole. That is it. The grooves are crisp. The letters and numbers retain their color. I stated that because they are not new, but they are an exceptional set of used clubs.

But again, without pictures, it's gonna be a tough sale... Heck, I'd be interested, but without pictures... I'm not at all.

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