I have one single corona size that is from a box auctioned in New York in 2000 and bought by the owner of Oxmoor Cigars in Louisville. It was said to have been produced in 1956. Without looking, I BELIEVE it is a Ramon Allones. I have smoked one of them, and it is an extremely smooth cigar. the cellophane is quite yellow and the green and white band is faded. The wrapper appears to be a claro.
What do you have to trade?
Thanks
Posts: 15 | Location: USA | Registered: September 13, 2003
Have you tried any of the Pinar P3000 line? They are pre-embargo tobacco that was rolled within the past few years. They are a very nice and mild smoke. Let me know if interested.
Originally posted by AJM3001: Hi. I am interested in buying vintage, rare and pre-embargo cuban cigars for my own consumption/collection and occasional trading.
Have you tried the Camacho Liberty line? It is a 60/40 mix that you can still buy today. 40% of the cigar is pre-embargo cuban tabbaco. But I am not certain how accurate this is. But still a good cigar none the less.
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if you are serious i would suggest buying via auction. Christies London has the best ones. I have much info on this if you are seriously interested e-mail me and i can help you out.
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Posts: 989 | Location: Victoria ,BC. Canada | Registered: December 28, 2004
Originally posted by dre: if you are serious i would suggest buying via auction. Christies London has the best ones. I have much info on this if you are seriously interested e-mail me and i can help you out.
Hello, I saw your posting. DO you have the informaton of the cigar auctions? I would like to put my box for auction. Thanks!
I have some of the rarest cigars that I know of. I have some Davidoff Cubans in the sizes 3000, 1000, and #1. They still smoke great and are only for a serious collector, or consumer. I actually have several boxes. They are from the 89-90 period. These are the finest cuban cigars from that period and since davidoff stopped producing in Cuba, these are particularly rare. Contact me if you're interested.
Hi there. Yes, I am very interested in the Davidoffs you have. Can you give me some more information on the different types you have? For example, year, condition, complete or incomplete box, size/"model", any other useful info. e.g. how/where have they been stored? Thanks a lot. Angus
Posts: 8 | Location: UK | Registered: July 05, 2004
Originally posted by MonteII: I have some of the rarest cigars that I know of. I have some Davidoff Cubans in the sizes 3000, 1000, and #1. They still smoke great and are only for a serious collector, or consumer. I actually have several boxes. They are from the 89-90 period. These are the finest cuban cigars from that period and since davidoff stopped producing in Cuba, these are particularly rare. Contact me if you're interested.
they have a nice 4 pack of Pinar pre-embargo cubans for around 30 bucks
I ordered/received this package and it's actually one Pinar 3000 and the rest are knockoffs from what I can tell.
-Harv
Edit: I take it back the R/A something is also 40% pre-embargo tobacco. The other two are 2guyssmokeshop brand I guess. The pinar is the only one I can find on top25cigar.com
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