Full tin of 1910 tobacco on Ebay
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The Volusianator
Tick Tock
This could get dangerous! :whistling:
Dave
Padilla Lanceros, yum yum!!
I'm already a Cigarbid junkie, I refuse to be an Ebay Junkie!!!! 
BkCloud114
I hate Moochers !!!!!
Looks like gandolf beat us to the punch
dav1041
Andy Sipowicz
Maybe we can have are very own CP sanctioned slide show and review of a can of smokes way older than the monkey review! :laugh:
Guess we don't need you after all woody!
gandolf565
CP Wizard. Watch as I make this cigar disappear!
Ummm, chances are IF I have the winning bid, that it will just go on display never to be opened. Something kind of cool about having a 100 year old can of tobacco around.
I'll stick it with the White Owl box from 1953 that I got from Secret Santa last year, and a White Owl tin from the same era I won last night. (made with Havana tobacco during that era).
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I'll stick it with the White Owl box from 1953 that I got from Secret Santa last year, and a White Owl tin from the same era I won last night. (made with Havana tobacco during that era).
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The Black Cloud
Well-Known Member
If I got that, sooner or later it would be opened. It would drive me nuts constantly looking at it but not knowing what's inside.
JHolmes763
Drinkin' the koolaid
What's inside something like that? Loose tobacco or rolled cigars?
boonedoggle
???
WOW!
The Volusianator
Tick Tock
And that's what would keep me from not being able to open it, I'd have to find out.
CoventryCat86
Corresponding authority
Loose tobacco for rolling your own cigarettes.
JHolmes763
Drinkin' the koolaid
Thanks.
The Volusianator
Tick Tock
Well the can sold for $79, I had an auction sniper set up for it but then backed out. Who knows, maybe whomever got them will get a good find.
gandolf565
CP Wizard. Watch as I make this cigar disappear!
Thanks for backing out 
As stated in an earlier post, it will be a display piece. It's probably dry as hell in that can anyway. [post="http://www.cigarpass.com/forumsipb/index.php?s=&showtopic=29284&view=findpost&p=415843"]Link to my previous post.[/post]
As stated in an earlier post, it will be a display piece. It's probably dry as hell in that can anyway. [post="http://www.cigarpass.com/forumsipb/index.php?s=&showtopic=29284&view=findpost&p=415843"]Link to my previous post.[/post]
bilder
Active Member
That does not stop Thompsons from making cigars out of stuff like that. :sign: