ROBT.

Thanks for your response. I appreciate your feedback. I was very sure of their authenticity. They were purchased in a Cuban cigar retailer by a good friend. I noticed the band your offered ‘ Standard Band D 2003-2014. So the Esplendidos and the SINGLO V are from 2014. Just need to find the approximate date of the SIGLO VI?

There are three different Cohiba cigars .All are packs of three. 1. Pack (3) Esplendidos in cardboard sleeves. 2. Pack (3) SIGLO VI In tubes. 3. Pack (3) SIGLO V In tubes I’m having some issues with my memory. Just an age thing. I appreciate any feedback that could assist me in sharing this information to next beneficiary. I can provide as many details and photos that are necessary . The year of manufacture or approximate age or any other information that can be provided would be a great help thanks Robert The first three photos . . Are ** the Esplendidos. *** The box & sleeve, the sleeve, the cigar. The next photos are from the SIGLO VI Tubo **Cardboard box, The top of tube and cigar, The bottom-tube and cigar. The last four photos are the SIGLO V ** The top of cigar and tube, the bottom of the cigar and tube, front of box, back of box.

I read this topic and I’m extremely familiar with the Humidors created by Arlin Liss…in fact I was the first Large humidor he ever created. More than 25 years ago. In my free time I, with an architect, developed builders drawings of exactly what I wanted to have constructed my a wood expert. Arlin had built some small desktop boxes previously. We agreed on the price and the cost of the rare woods. Which included, Cocobolo cigar draws, African Gabon Ebony curved legs and Exquisite Maple Burl sides. The wood alone was cost was $4000 over 20 years ago. It took over 6 months to complete and still is as magnificent as it was all those years before. I’m also getting up in years and sometime in the future I’ll have to like everyone give away some of my favorite things. I still keep my collection of my Cuban and Opus in these humidified drawers. I hope you like it. I never had an issue with it.

Small dry Dutch cigars were popular.

Great cigar and wonderful Wines/Sauternes…Couldn’t afford either one in the 1970’s…The Zino cigar I would like to locate is the ‘Château Latour’. …Worth it’s weight in gold

how do I find a box at a reasonable price…I’m ready…

John: When did TRINIDAD start production of Trinidad Fundadores Cigar box of 12 and when did they stop. If this is known. Thanks for this excellent post.

First deal and a great cigar. What else at that moment ever felt and tasted that good. Congratulations.

Welcome, have fun..from Florida

For the large collection of cigar boxes there is the ;; 103 Qt. Weather Tight Storage Box in Clear at Home Depot $44.00 with Handle and wheels. That’s as large as I found in clear polypropylene plastic. All water and seal for air. $7.00 delivery charge from ‘local’ Home Depot.

I have a 1920’s triple sterling silver and leather cigar case. It’s long, It’s real long..it can hold 9” long cigars comfortably..BUT..of course there is..it can only hold cigars with a maximum of 50 ring. So, Churchill and Lusitania cigars will just fit or I can fit… (6)Partagas Serie D No.4

Govee, mine is working like a charm… .02% +-

Very sad.. my favorite.. somebody needs to be hung.

However with 30 minutes to go I will update every 5 minutes.

I was ahead when auction closed… no updates . Oh well No Cigars