Danielg
22 years ago
I would like to trade for an Opus X I just dont know what would signify a good deal on one. Can anyone help and possibly offer a trade for one or a few.
RobertParrott
22 years ago
Dan,
Post your e-mail address.
Slimboli
22 years ago
Danielg --- something equally hard to find, and in it's price range ...

... that would be a fair trade.
Danielg
22 years ago
danielg at garciainc dot com
cmuzz
22 years ago
the thing about opus x is there too over priced they should run no higher than $8 a stick
Danielg
22 years ago
Well, if that is the case i should be able to sweeten the pot real good, I have two Texas Buc's and a Salsa Buc I was planning on trading for the Opus X's
Steve*R
22 years ago
You rarely will find them sold at MSRP. Frequently they are double MSRP. Assume $8.00 MSRP, actual store retail price $14.00 + tobacco tax(37.5%) and state sales tax(7.5%) = $20.00 a stick in some states.

If you have a long term relationship with a local tobacconist, where you have done considerable business, you may get a few each year at MSRP. The Fuentes deliberately control distribution so the prices remain very high.

The only way you'll be able to trade for Opus X using an $8.00 trade value, is if someone is giving you a gift.
smithbw
22 years ago
Well said Steve*R - Very Well Said...

Regards,


B
coma-one
22 years ago
$8? the most? I've seen the MSRP list and only the small sizes (#4 & #5) are arround that price. Most sizes' MSRP are over $10 and some places will be found going pretty close to it, the cheapest I've bought a #2 was $17! Cali prices!!
remington850
22 years ago
Come to Tampa my friends, where the Opus X runs free and are easy to bag, and not for very expensive prices I might add.

Remington
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