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wchurst · 11-14-2010, 08:43 PM

cKay is correct on the price quote... I bought (and still have) a full chest of these (RyR P-150s) which are now 10 years old: Should be REAL smooth about now!

Paid $1,700 for a full chest in 2007, but times have been hard on the price of these over the past 3 years....Last chest I saw sold was at a charity auction in 2008, and it went for about $1,450 to a winery owner. (Original release price was $2,200 back in 2000.)

I would probably buy another chest to add to my aging collection if the price/trade was right, and they had been well kept.

I really should find a few loose sticks to smoke as I'd like to try them out myself, without breaking into the chest I have...want to keep that one whole for another 10 years

Ciao,
Walter

PS - Drop me a line if you want to get rid of that chest...maybe we can work out something we'll both like :-)

11-14-2010, 08:43 PM	#4
wchurst Smoking old stogies Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Santa Rosa, CA Posts: 6 Trading: (0)	Re: NC Partagas 150th Humidor Value Question cKay is correct on the price quote... I bought (and still have) a full chest of these (RyR P-150s) which are now 10 years old: Should be REAL smooth about now! Paid $1,700 for a full chest in 2007, but times have been hard on the price of these over the past 3 years....Last chest I saw sold was at a charity auction in 2008, and it went for about $1,450 to a winery owner. (Original release price was $2,200 back in 2000.) I would probably buy another chest to add to my aging collection if the price/trade was right, and they had been well kept. I really should find a few loose sticks to smoke as I'd like to try them out myself, without breaking into the chest I have...want to keep that one whole for another 10 years Ciao, Walter PS - Drop me a line if you want to get rid of that chest...maybe we can work out something we'll both like :-)