OK, I was just wondering something. Of all the local shops here in town only one has any Opus X, and they are charging $19.50 for a Double Corona. I thought that last I saw the MSRP was around $14 for these. What does everyone else pay for these?
OK, I was just wondering something. Of all the local shops here in town only one has any Opus X, and they are charging $19.50 for a Double Corona. I thought that last I saw the MSRP was around $14 for these. What does everyone else pay for these?
"Frankenstien never scared me. Marsupials do, because they’re fast." - Kevin Pollak as Christopher Walken
I pay around msrp,if they are buying them second hand and are not a fuente acount then they are not gouging IMHO. If they have a fuente acount and are charging over msrp then they are gouging and fuente does not condone that as far as I know,. IMHO that is too much for an opus but if you really want one I say go for it or ask a BOTL here if they will sell you 1 .if I had any in that size I would sell you one .
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I think I paid $20 for one... But that shop is usually expensive.
$14ish here in Jersey.
A store up north jersey by a friends house keeps opusX in stock on a regular.Apparantly he is the godson of one of the senior Fuente's.He has quite a variety of OpusX's.
A good cigar is as great a comfort to a man as a good cry to a woman. ....Edward G Bulwer-Lytton
Originally Posted by Cigar Penguin
whats the name of the shop? I think I will be down there in a couple of weeks.
This is the only place that has any. And the others say they will not be getting anymore for a while. Why does it take so long for places to get these? I know everyone wants them, but do they only make a limited number of them a year?Originally Posted by Cigar Penguin
"Frankenstien never scared me. Marsupials do, because they’re fast." - Kevin Pollak as Christopher Walken
yeah, limited number and released in the fall.
If you have always wanted to try one and it's 6 bucks over msrp go ahead and try it. Yeah your getting ripped-off a bit but think back over your life on all the stuff you have wasted 6 bucks on, and then reconsider if you really want to try an opus x. Most likely you'll say wtf and buy one.
Originally Posted by nhcigarfan
Enrico's Cigar Hideaway of Wyckoff, NJ
A good cigar is as great a comfort to a man as a good cry to a woman. ....Edward G Bulwer-Lytton
14.50 is MSRP for the Opus DC. If you figure in tobacco tax then 19.50 might be right at MSRP depending on which state you live in.
you know, I didn't even think about taxes... but let me get this straight, the tobacco tax is added on to the price they charge before sales tax right? If that is the case then the $19 might be right on then. Right?Originally Posted by The Master
"Frankenstien never scared me. Marsupials do, because they’re fast." - Kevin Pollak as Christopher Walken
Originally Posted by ukyfan
Depends, some stores add the tax into the total and others add the tax on during checkout. I would check before you got it. But $19 for a DC with tax included isn't bad at all.
the tax in kentucky is 7.5% of the wholesalers gross receipts.......$19 is too high,imho..
Then remember that some places will then add a sales tax........
I'm not big on doing reviews, tobacco doesn't taste like "cocoa" or "nutty" or "mocha" to me, it tastes like freakin' TOBACCO. I know what I like and I really don't care what other people think of other cigars. I've never read a review and said to myself "Wow, that sounds like a cigar I'd like to try!"
Now does the 7.5% include the 6% state sales tax or is it on top of? Sorry about all the questions just trying to figure everything out.Originally Posted by bigpoppapuff
"Frankenstien never scared me. Marsupials do, because they’re fast." - Kevin Pollak as Christopher Walken
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