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So a package arrived today after more than six months, a box and three singles. The three singles were packaged together in a zip lock bag. One of singles has a good bit of mold on it. My question is should I be concerned that there is mold in the other two singles? They look ok on the surface, but I'm leaning toward tossing them - thinking it's just two singles why worry too much about it.

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Have these been in transit for six months? If so I might be concerned about the environment....six months in poor humi/temp conditions may have taken a toll. I've always been told if the mold can simply be brushed off the wrapper you're good to go. If it appears mold has made its way into the filler best to toss them. Out of curiosity how do the boxed cigars look?

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Actually the boxed cigars look pretty good. The amount of time in transit is a concern, but I wouldn't think it a safety issue like the mold.

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  On 11/14/2013 at 2:16 AM, Livo said:

Actually the boxed cigars look pretty good. The amount of time in transit is a concern, but I wouldn't think it a safety issue like the mold.

Post a pic indeed. if white mold wipe off. if the other two are not affected then I don't foresee a problem. if green/blue mold then that is another issue again.

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if its just a white mold on the wrapper that can be easily wiped off your good to go, if its blue or green or in the foot toss em....best of luck

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when i get cigars with mold like this I simply drop the RH and temperature for storage. thereafter, I segregate them in a ziplock bag and simply put them in my humi.

The only times I have seen mold on/in the foot is in neglected commercial humidors at irresponsible b&m's.

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