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$1,000 to $15,000, or more. This depends upon which cue and when it was signed, and if documentation, including pictures, are available to authenticate this.

Brunswick produced a Willie Hoppe Titlist beginning from 1940 to early 1950's. These cues, in perfect condition, are worth about $1,000 today (they sold for less than $14 new). The addition of the autograph will raise the price considerably, but depends on the documentation to know it is authentic. Other cues that Willie Hoppe could have signed range from being worth $500 to $15,000 today. So, the cue can be more important to determine value than the autograph.

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