Pictorial: Authentic CoRo v Fake CoRo

SilverStreak · 03-01-2013, 03:17 PM

Here is our fake ready to be dismantled. The cap and wrapper are ready to peel right off.

Right when the cap comes off, the cigar reveals itself to be only single capped and sloppily put together.

Wrapper and cap are now off, now to pull the binder. The wrapper is heavily veined.

The binder comes off in 3 pieces, each of them a different size and shape. The leaves don't look like they were cut in the same method, each has several holes, and one of the pieces actually has a hefty stem running down it.

Without the binder holding what's left of the cigar together, the thing disintegrates into a mess of short filler. Bits, pieces, shards, you name it, it's in there. Going through the mess, I find more stems attached to some medium filler sized leafs.

03-01-2013, 03:17 PM	#2
SilverStreak Just in from the Storm Join Date: Jan 2013 First Name: Will Location: SF Bay Area Posts: 8 Trading: (1)	Re: Pictorial: Authentic CoRo v Fake CoRo Here is our fake ready to be dismantled. The cap and wrapper are ready to peel right off. Right when the cap comes off, the cigar reveals itself to be only single capped and sloppily put together. Wrapper and cap are now off, now to pull the binder. The wrapper is heavily veined. The binder comes off in 3 pieces, each of them a different size and shape. The leaves don't look like they were cut in the same method, each has several holes, and one of the pieces actually has a hefty stem running down it. Without the binder holding what's left of the cigar together, the thing disintegrates into a mess of short filler. Bits, pieces, shards, you name it, it's in there. Going through the mess, I find more stems attached to some medium filler sized leafs.