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Re: A couple old Cubans my grandpa acquired while in Cuba in 50s.

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Re: A couple old Cubans my grandpa acquired while in Cuba in 50s.
So, you're not to blame, @mgappling. We get a LOT of flack here, scammers and worse, and then someone comes along with a legit question and over-reaction sets in quickly.
Your cigars are worth what you say they are, to you. It's possible that someone might want to put them on display somewhere. There's a place near me called Discovery Park of America that has a couple ancient cigars included in one of their displays, but I doubt they carry much $$ value.
If you're actually interested in the hobby, this is the place. If you're looking for a venue to sell stuff, not so much.
I think that if I were you, I'd build a little display box, include one of those preservative packs somewhere unseen, and mount a little plaque with some information about your grandfather, maybe a picture or two, and be happy with the memories.
Re: What is in your pipe?
@ShawnOL said:
Boswell's Best in a Stanwell Golden Contrast for it's maiden voyage.
Large chamber. Thick walls. I'm liking this pipe shape (number 129). Will have to keep an eye out for more of these.
ShawnOL
Re: A couple old Cubans my grandpa acquired while in Cuba in 50s.
Smoke them anyway, just so you can say you did.
ShawnOL
Re: A couple old Cubans my grandpa acquired while in Cuba in 50s.
Here is a picture of the actual upmann cigar.











