How do YOU value aged/rare cigars?

[lucasbuck]

Got any OR VSGs....wink wink

I do actually. Guess who gifted them to me 20+ years ago? I’ll give you 3 guesses and the first 2 don’t count

 

[CigarStone]

I do actually. Guess who gifted them to me 20+ years ago? I’ll give you 3 guesses and the first 2 don’t count

Do you think he remembers?

 

[bfreebern]

Do you think he remembers?

Dude, I can't remember where I put my coffee cup from this morning, but sure as shit remember something that happened 20 years ago. Ok, maybe not 20 years ago, but you get the point!

 

[lucasbuck]

Do you think he remembers?

Probably not. I only remember because it was one of the first magnanimous gestures that absolutely blew my mind. If memory serves I posted my love for VSG and Brandon bombed the bejesus out of me with OR Rounds that I didn’t even know existed. As you can imagine we became fast friends!

 

[CigarStone]

Probably not. I only remember because it was one of the first magnanimous gestures that absolutely blew my mind. If memory serves I posted my love for VSG and Brandon bombed the bejesus out of me with OR Rounds that I didn’t even know existed. As you can imagine we became fast friends!

He's good for doing things like that!

 

[insight]

I don’t sell cigars generally but imo if it’s aged trash the price should reflect trash. If it’s aged unobtanium then everyone treat it that way an expect to pay for the privilege of something they couldn’t otherwise get. In both situations the market sets the price and inflation should be considered.

The other alternative is don’t sell aged cigars on CP. We can say all day long CP has always been against profit, but nobody was telling people to sell Cuban Davidoffs for what the paid back in the 80s (because that’s stupid). Conversely my 2006 perdomos don’t warrant the same age or rarity consideration as my 2006 boli gold medals regardless of what either cost me, so the idea of a standard formula doesn’t work. It all comes back to a question of quality, fairness and subjective judgement on a case by case basis.

 

[Scap]

Going down memory lane....lol

Thread 'UPCOMING CIGAR SALE!! ' https://www.cigarpass.com/community/threads/upcoming-cigar-sale-💨💨💨.84280/

 

[kona1000]

Sell your Cigars for whatever you want- if the market buys them then you price them to a buyer- if no one buys them then the market said you priced them wrong.

I don’t sell cigars. I smoke them. I agree with cohibasurf- this forum is more for sharing and not profiting.

 

[llazy_llama]

Going down memory lane....lol

Thread 'UPCOMING CIGAR SALE!! ' https://www.cigarpass.com/community/threads/upcoming-cigar-sale-.84280/

Holy cow, that was an entertaining read.

 

[cohibasurfer]

So I know we could get a group box split list filled if someone wanted to chum the waters with a little sum sum.

 

[cohibasurfer]

Psst.... come on.... don't be shy.

 

[jfields]

I don’t sell cigars generally but imo if it’s aged trash the price should reflect trash. If it’s aged unobtanium then everyone treat it that way an expect to pay for the privilege of something they couldn’t otherwise get. In both situations the market sets the price and inflation should be considered.

The other alternative is don’t sell aged cigars on CP. We can say all day long CP has always been against profit, but nobody was telling people to sell Cuban Davidoffs for what the paid back in the 80s (because that’s stupid). Conversely my 2006 perdomos don’t warrant the same age or rarity consideration as my 2006 boli gold medals regardless of what either cost me, so the idea of a standard formula doesn’t work. It all comes back to a question of quality, fairness and subjective judgement on a case by case basis.

You have Perdomo's? Ewww!