my dad bought a antique car, and in the trunk there was a bunch of boxes of 1950's white owl invincibles still in the plastic and all, wondering if they are worth anything? anyone?
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1950's white owl's
my dad bought a antique car, and in the trunk there was a bunch of boxes of 1950's white owl invincibles still in the plastic and all, wondering if they are worth anything? anyone?
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Those wouldn't even be worth fresh white owls.
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Pre-embargo White Owls?
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If your e-bay feedback is 100% you might find some buyers there........who knows what they might bring.
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Well, I doubt anyone would buy them to smoke them, but for their nostalgic value, you may be able to get some money on ebay for them. Just be clear in your ad that they are certainly not smokeable and are being sold only for their historic or nostalgic value.
There's only two kinds of cigars, the kind you like and the kind you don't.
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Maybe a couple hundred or so to the right collector.
However, if you can dig up some interesting history on the car and who has owned it, they could be worth much more.
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Originally Posted by unreal_ny
I have re-thought my prior post and think these are some good suggestions. Can you post a picture of the packaging? A cigar shop or a blues themed restaurant may want them for display.
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