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View Poll Results: Mark-up on out-of-production or aged stock?
Yes. They stored it and aged it. 33 44.00%
Yes. If I can get something I couldn't before, it's worth it. 33 44.00%
No. What they paid is what they should charge. 7 9.33%
No. If they're selling, it must be worth less, not more. 2 2.67%
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Old 12-16-2011, 04:20 PM   #1
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Exactly. The market will work out the price as long as it is allowed to.

Follow-up on this...

IF the FDA gains control of cigars and advertising stops, walk-ins stop, blends must be approved, etc.

Does that make cigars created RIGHT NOW (or prior), ahead of any possible regulation, worth holding on to?

Just curious.

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Old 12-16-2011, 04:27 PM   #2
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Follow-up on this...

IF the FDA gains control of cigars and advertising stops, walk-ins stop, blends must be approved, etc.

Does that make cigars created RIGHT NOW (or prior), ahead of any possible regulation, worth holding on to?
Hsdn't heard anything about blend approval, what have you heard?

Absent that, I don't see anything making them more desirable after that legislation/regulation than before.
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Old 12-16-2011, 04:38 PM   #3
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Hsdn't heard anything about blend approval, what have you heard?

Absent that, I don't see anything making them more desirable after that legislation/regulation than before.
http://www.cigarrights.org/newslette...ate_120211.htm

Bullet point #7 (near bottom middle of the page)

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Bullet point #7 (near bottom middle of the page)

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Gotcha...apparently just speculation on the part of CRA.
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Gotcha...apparently just speculation on the part of CRA.
Yeah, it's hard to get a good grasp on what might really happen because I tend to only get information via CRA and it's "end of the world stuff".

I did their form letter to the congressman and senator is my area and I got a form letter back stating how horrible tobacco is on the health of the society. Most of the references were to Cigarette smokers though.

Either way....it'll be interesting.

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Old 12-16-2011, 04:48 PM   #6
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Follow-up on this...

IF the FDA gains control of cigars and advertising stops, walk-ins stop, blends must be approved, etc.

Does that make cigars created RIGHT NOW (or prior), ahead of any possible regulation, worth holding on to?

Just curious.

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Absolutely worth holding on too...I hope it would never get to that but you never know. As for the other question as long as its not an out of control price I would pay
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