I have several Opus X and Opus X Lost City cigars for trade. Paid over $80 apiece for the Opus X at auction, only to find that the flavor profile is not to my liking. Any offers? Looking to trade. I'm not going to use them and it's a shame for cigars this rare and expensive to just sit here. Still in plastic. Didn't bother aging them after I tried the first.

Bad Mr Frosty wrote:

Put them in "the stack". There's somewhere between 1,500 and 2,000 cigars in it now. I have six humidors, kept at various levels of humidity depending on the contents, (I like the funk) but I was hesitant to put the Fuente Fuentes in them cause I didn't expect to have them this long.

Bad Mr Frosty wrote:

Put them in "the stack". There's somewhere between 1,500 and 2,000 cigars in it now. I have six humidors, kept at various levels of humidity depending on the contents, (I like the funk) but I was hesitant to put the Fuente Fuentes in them cause I didn't expect to have them this long.

Bad Mr Frosty wrote:

That's what you do when you age them...

jjanecka wrote:

You were probably storing them with your gurkha hmr.

I would like to see a pic of the Opus alongside the HMRs and a picture with your cbid handle on it.

On another note, shouldn't this discussion be moved to the overbid thread?

bgz wrote:

You were probably storing them with your gurkha hmr.

I would like to see a pic of the Opus alongside the HMRs and a picture with your cbid handle on it.

On another note, shouldn't this discussion be moved to the overbid thread?

bgz wrote:

I know. I'm a terrible impulse buyer. Always made money on i though. I got through college basically by flipping guitars on Ebay. It doesn't work with cigars so well, I always end up keeping them lol.

Bad Mr Frosty wrote:

You were probably storing them with your gurkha hmr.

I would like to see a pic of the Opus alongside the HMRs and a picture with your cbid handle on it.

On another note, shouldn't this discussion be moved to the overbid thread?

bgz wrote:

if you're trying to recover money from poor cigar buying decisions, then you've come to the right place

frankj1 wrote:

Oh, I've given up on that, lol. I'm a sucker for a good deal of any kind, especially if it is on something I am interested in (Guns, smokes, musical instruments), even if I have absolutely no use for it. Of course, at auction, good deals have a way of morphing into rage bids, as I'm sure you are aware. The guns and guitars aren't so bad because they only increase in value over time if kept in shape. Cigars are harder to unload lol. Not like I can legally put them on Ebay, although people do all the time.

Bad Mr Frosty wrote:

glad you laughed, I never use those little smiley things and it could have read nasty intent on my part.

frankj1 wrote: