Re-Seasoning Humidor Sale

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01-11-2009, 11:47 AM
FunkyCold5

Re-Seasoning Humidor Sale

So, with this dry winter upon us, I've decided to reseason my Humidor. I've also discovered many a cigars I have not smoked in a while (purchased back in the day). Prices reflect what I paid for them. Please keep in mind, I have not been able to purchase listed HTF sticks for retail. (Ex. the Opus X - A I purchased for $40 after mark-up and taxes).

It's a 150 count Humidor and I have an overflow of smokes in Zip-Lock bags with water packs that could not be temporarily placed in my packed Coolidor and travel Humidor. Don't want to keep them out to long, so here we go. (Although, once seasoned, it will be placed back inside, obviously.....and may still be available if I don't plan on smoking them soon):

Prices INCLUDE shipping with Delivery Confirmation! If using PP, please add 3.5%.

Newbie Spectrum Sampler #1 (Reduced to 17 Cigars): REDUCED to $81.00
VS Primeros Aero #2
RP OSG PC
Perdomo Reserve Maduro PC
Ramon Allones Reserve Maduro Hermoso #2 (Feb '08)
RP Connecticut Churchill
Perdomo Reserve Sun Grown PC
Carlos Torano 1916 Cameroon Robusto
La Aroma de Cuba Pyramid
Gurkha Class Regent Toro (May '08)
Gurkha Nepalese Warrior (May '08)
Perdomo Reserve Champagne Chisel
La Flor Dominicana Ligero Torpedo
AF Best Seller Natural
Vintage by RP '92 Torpedo
Oliva MB3 Double Robusto
San Cristobal Monumento (Feb '08)
AF Signature Maduro (Dec '08)
1 - DONE!
2 -
*****Price Reduced: AF Anejo and AF Opus X taken out, cuz someone wanted it in another sampler. Taking a loss for this sampler to reduce price. Just want to get rid of cigars as a whole.
*****Newbies, if you have not tried a hand-full of the above cigars, this is your time to shine. Avg. $4.76 per stick and that's with S&H already!

Premo Jugular Sampler (8 Awesomeness Cigars): REDUCED to $92.00
AF Sun Grown King B (Feb '08)
Oliva MB1 Churchill
RASS (Jul '06)
Bolivar RC (Jun '07)
Bolivar Beli Fino (Jul '06)
Opus X Mag 50 (Jun '08)
PSD #5 LE 2Perf #4
H. Upmann 008 (Jun '08).
1 - DONE!
2 - DONE!

Newbie Spectrum #2 (11 Cigars): $78.00
Ramon Allones Reserve Maduro Hermoso #2 (Feb '08)
Carlos Torano 1916 Cameroon Robusto
RP Fusion Churchill
Perdomo Reserve Champagne Chisel
La Flor Dominicana Ligero Torpedo
Zino Platinum Scepter Pudge
AF Best Seller Natural
AF Sun Grown King B (Feb '08)
Oliva MB3 Double Robusto
San Cristobal Monumento (Feb '08)
AF Classic Maduro (Dec '08)
1 -

Load Pants Sampler: $96.00
AF WOAM, RASS (June '07), H. Upmann Mag 50 (June '08), PSD #5 LE 2008 (June '08), AF Opus X A in coffin (Feb '08).
**Note, RASS box is stamped Jun-07, last sticks from box Jul-06 in Premo Jugular Sampler.
1 - DONE!

Newbie Spectrum #3 (10 Cigars): $120.00 (w/out the Opus X A coffin - $80.00)
Gurkha Class Regent Torpedo (Nov '06, I can't believe I've had it this long)
Zino Platinum Scepter Pudge
AF Best Seller Natural
AF Sun Grown King B (Feb '08)
Oliva MB2 Churchill
San Cristobal Monumento (Feb '08)
AF Anejo #46 (Dec '07)
AF Signature Maduro (Dec '08)
AF WOAM
AF Opus X A in coffin (Feb '08).
1-

Newbie Spectrum #4 (13 Cigars): $103.00
Ramon Allones Reserve Maduro Hermoso #2 (Feb '08)
Carlos Torano 1916 Cameroon Robusto
Perdomo Reserve Champagne Chisel
La Flor Dominicana Ligero Torpedo
Zino Platinum Scepter Pudge
AF Best Seller Natural
AF Sun Grown King B (Feb '08)
Oliva MB2 Churchill
Oliva MB3 Double Robusto
San Cristobal Monumento (Feb '08)
AF Anejo #46 (Dec '07)
AF Signature Maduro (Dec '08)
AF Opus X Perf #4
1 - DONE!, tweeked for 597 w/ more Anejo & Opus & will deliver @ Herf.

Ramon Allones Duel Sampler: $82.50
5ver Ramon Allones Hermoso #2 Maduro (Feb '08)
5ver RASS (June '07)
1 - DONE!, tweeked for Silencei2 w/ more Anejo & Opus & Other Stuff.
2 - DONE!

Quesitons or conerns, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Andrew
01-11-2009, 08:38 PM
Silencei2

Put me down for this bad boy, Ramon Allones Duel Sampler
01-13-2009, 08:25 AM
FunkyCold5

With the economy in the state it is in. If you guys are not interested at any cigars in the sampler, just tell me and I'll take them out and reduce the cost. Just, don't take out all the normal cigars and go for the HTF stuff, LOL! (20 cigar sampler, take out up to 10 cigars to make it a 10 cigar sampler).

All the normal cigars are below retail, it's the HTF stuff that bumped up the prices, sorry.

Thanks.

Andrew
01-13-2009, 02:59 PM
heftysmokes

Funky-
You might want to break them up and offer more samplers in the $40-60 range. A lot of guys can justify dropping a 50 to the wife, 80-120 is a little harder for them to swallow.
01-13-2009, 03:42 PM
ashauler

Quote:

Originally Posted by heftysmokes

Funky-
You might want to break them up and offer more samplers in the $40-60 range. A lot of guys can justify dropping a 50 to the wife, 80-120 is a little harder for them to swallow.

What is this "justify to the wife" you speak of?
01-13-2009, 04:12 PM
FunkyCold5

Hefty, sounds good. Will work on that tonight and see what I can do.

Quote:

Originally Posted by heftysmokes

Funky-
You might want to break them up and offer more samplers in the $40-60 range. A lot of guys can justify dropping a 50 to the wife, 80-120 is a little harder for them to swallow.
01-13-2009, 06:25 PM
JFellows

Quote:

Originally Posted by heftysmokes

80-120 is a little harder for them to swallow.

Luckily for me, my wench is a good swallower.

:smiley9:
01-13-2009, 07:27 PM
Eville

Quote:

Originally Posted by JFellows

Luckily for me, my wench is a good swallower.

:smiley9:

HAHA Looks like you got yourself a good one!
01-13-2009, 07:56 PM
SixPackSunday

yea for me the 50-80 range is much easier for ME to swallow....

also listing your cigars on top of each other, instead of just putting commas between them makes it much easier to see what, and how many, are in each packages.
01-13-2009, 11:31 PM
597

Put me down for the Newbie Spectrum #4
01-14-2009, 08:24 AM
FunkyCold5

LOL, you guys are really picky. Want me to fluff your pillows, too?

JFellows, I'm glad your lady likes to be called a wench and can swallow :smiley2: .

SixPackSunday, done what you've asked. You can also pick and choose the cigars from the samplers and create your own and it will be at cost. Note: I've listed them from cheapy to expensivey.

Mark (597) will communicate with you regarding the extras you want. You can just bring a check during the Herf, Jan. 31st. Will discuss further through PM.

Andrew :smiley41:
01-14-2009, 10:42 AM
FunkyCold5

Tweeked Sampler #1........too many Anejo and Opus X whores in here.
01-14-2009, 09:39 PM
SixPackSunday

so.. what if i were looking for a sampler along the following lines:

1 of the anejo's
a solid array of your gurkha's
the opus in the coffin
the woam
af sun grown

please keep in mind i have spent my monthly cigar allowance this month, and wont be looking for anything till next month, so dont worry about putting together a serious price for me thinking i'm looking to buy today or anything.

and great selection either way your offering!
01-15-2009, 07:28 AM
FunkyCold5

Quote:

Originally Posted by SixPackSunday

so.. what if i were looking for a sampler along the following lines:

1 of the anejo's
a solid array of your gurkha's
the opus in the coffin
the woam
af sun grown

please keep in mind i have spent my monthly cigar allowance this month, and wont be looking for anything till next month, so dont worry about putting together a serious price for me thinking i'm looking to buy today or anything.

and great selection either way your offering!

Will be able to get that to you when I get home this evening!
01-20-2009, 09:16 AM
FunkyCold5

SixPack,

Sent you a PM regarding your request.

Thanks.

Andrew
02-04-2009, 11:23 PM
12500

Uh

I want one of these. What do you got left?
02-05-2009, 09:10 AM
ashauler

Quote:

Originally Posted by 12500

I want one of these. What do you got left?

Welcome to the board......how about an intro before you just jump in on a sale?
02-05-2009, 01:02 PM
FunkyCold5

Quote:

Originally Posted by 12500

I want one of these. What do you got left?

Cigars are reserved for participating members. If you would like to post an intro, participate on some discussion, and contribute to this wonderful hobby, I'd be happy to provide you the list.

Hope to see you post!

Andrew
02-05-2009, 02:02 PM
12500

intro was submitted

Funny. I submitted an intro and it was pending approval at the time i submitted my reply. I'm not a newbie to forums or common courtesy gals and gents. Just a newbie to this particular forum, so please extend your hand welcome me.
02-05-2009, 02:19 PM
12500

i'd like to add....

and funkyold5 thanks for the welcome. I looked up my intro and don't know where I posted it. I thought it was in general but it's not there.

Anyhow, I'm somewhat of a newbie to this hobby. Still getting a feel on what I enjoy smoking. I'm leaning toward the mild-medium, but it depends on what I'm doing (drinknig, golfing, etc..) I've done my searches on this forum, other forums and read my books and researched the aspects of this hobby. I wont bore you with questions about cello, or ?'s about my analog hygrometer says 55% and so on.....I enjoy reading the banter and reading reviews of cigars. I'm thick skinned and I've learned we are a smart ass bunch, so I fit right in.
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I'm an educated, professional in my early 30's, married to a beautiful, kind women, and live in southern California in Orange County more specifically. My wife is very tolerant of my new hobby, and with every purchase i do she gets a nice new something or other. Well anyway, I'm glad to be here and look forward to some interesting discussions

12500
02-05-2009, 03:01 PM
CoventryCat86

Welcome 12500.:smiley20:
02-05-2009, 03:03 PM
CoventryCat86

Quote:

Originally Posted by SixPackSunday

yea for me the 50-80 range is much easier for ME to swallow....

also listing your cigars on top of each other, instead of just putting commas between them makes it much easier to see what, and how many, are in each packages.

LMFAO! You suggest that he use commas yet you continually refuse to use the shift key when you post here.

From now on, please use capital letters when you're supposed to or you'll get run off this forum as well.:smiley2:
02-05-2009, 03:06 PM
ashauler

Quote:

Originally Posted by 12500

and funkyold5 thanks for the welcome. I looked up my intro and don't know where I posted it. I thought it was in general but it's not there.

Anyhow, I'm somewhat of a newbie to this hobby. Still getting a feel on what I enjoy smoking. I'm leaning toward the mild-medium, but it depends on what I'm doing (drinknig, golfing, etc..) I've done my searches on this forum, other forums and read my books and researched the aspects of this hobby. I wont bore you with questions about cello, or ?'s about my analog hygrometer says 55% and so on.....I enjoy reading the banter and reading reviews of cigars. I'm thick skinned and I've learned we are a smart ass bunch, so I fit right in.
,
I'm an educated, professional in my early 30's, married to a beautiful, kind women, and live in southern California in Orange County more specifically. My wife is very tolerant of my new hobby, and with every purchase i do she gets a nice new something or other. Well anyway, I'm glad to be here and look forward to some interesting discussions

12500

And welcome to the board from Kansas. Check out the newbie sampler thread if you're so inclined.
02-05-2009, 05:04 PM
FunkyCold5

Quote:

Originally Posted by 12500

and funkyold5 thanks for the welcome. I looked up my intro and don't know where I posted it. I thought it was in general but it's not there.

Anyhow, I'm somewhat of a newbie to this hobby. Still getting a feel on what I enjoy smoking. I'm leaning toward the mild-medium, but it depends on what I'm doing (drinknig, golfing, etc..) I've done my searches on this forum, other forums and read my books and researched the aspects of this hobby. I wont bore you with questions about cello, or ?'s about my analog hygrometer says 55% and so on.....I enjoy reading the banter and reading reviews of cigars. I'm thick skinned and I've learned we are a smart ass bunch, so I fit right in.
,
I'm an educated, professional in my early 30's, married to a beautiful, kind women, and live in southern California in Orange County more specifically. My wife is very tolerant of my new hobby, and with every purchase i do she gets a nice new something or other. Well anyway, I'm glad to be here and look forward to some interesting discussions

12500

That's the attitude we like here!!!! This forum tends to have a few days delay regarding first posts....normally to screen all the SPAMs and so forth. Glad you didn't take offense and welcome from Virginia!