mhollowa
23 years ago
What do you do when a cigar in your humidor is getting bids higher than the price you paid for it? Do you smoke it or save it? If you smoke it, do you smoke it at the price you paid or the bid it's attracting now? If you save it, why?
GetYourOwn
23 years ago
As soon as you drive out of the lot the value decreases a substancial amount. Your used product will never attain the value of the newer models coming out. Sorry.
RobertParrott
23 years ago
You cut it in half, then save the first half and smoke the second half. or save the second half and smoke the first half. or save both and smoke them later. hmmmmm what was the question again.... I smoked the first half already.
Slimboli
23 years ago
GetYourOwn --- of course you know that rare or limited-production cigars will appreciate in value ...
GetYourOwn
23 years ago
Sorry Slim but when the guys post says:

"If you smoke it, do you smoke it at the price you paid or the bid it's attracting now?"

I didn't consider it a very serious question.
eleltea
23 years ago
I buy at wholesale and smoke at retail or retail plus markup.
mhollowa
23 years ago
GetYourOwn...not serious? I'll rephrase the question. If you had two of the same cigar: one you paid $1 for and another you got for $2 (it happens all the time on CBid), and you smoke one, do you smoke the $1 or the $2? It's an inventory question.
mhollowa
23 years ago
eletea...Thanks. I thought so. I think anyone would.
eleltea
23 years ago
Considering the re-phrased question, M, you might want consider smoking two at the same time (for example if they're robustos you could consider two to be the equivalent of a double-corona) in order to dollar-cost average them, so they would be 1.50 each in your example. If you smoke the more expensive one slower, you could actually end up with a rebate.
eleltea
23 years ago
"...want TO consider..."

pardon my ellipsis.
mhollowa
23 years ago
...the same "cost averaging" method would apply to three or more but that would be a tough puff.
efm
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  • Connoisseur
23 years ago
I'd smoke the older one first.
dhofer22
23 years ago
YA'LL have got to be joking!!!
tarheel4lyf
23 years ago
smoke 'em if you've got 'em. You can't put a price on personal enjoyment and satisfaction.
defcon
23 years ago
depends on whether you are using LIFO or FIFO cigar accounting practices.
Tobasco
23 years ago
I dont care what they go for after I buy them. I dont plan on selling them so what does it matter? I usually buy 5-packs,smoke one & put the others in the humi for a little aging. Why worry about somthing that you cant change? Maybe if I bought a box of expensive premiums, I may look for curiousity later to see how I did. But for cheaper smokes,buy em, smoke em, & forget about em!!
Mag

PS: Im scalping tix to the E-Chick vs Slim Match-up. Let me know if you havent gotten yours!!
SteveS
23 years ago
Strictly FIFO until about a year ago when I began a bit of LIFO methodology for the first time and now have a number of year+ old smokes in my humi and have been trying to add to that quantity on a gradual basis ...
RICKAMAVEN
23 years ago
tarheel4lyf

yes you can. figure $100.
RICKAMAVEN
23 years ago
ellipsis
lifo
fifo
tough puff

that pretty much answers all my questions about ufo's
rookie139
23 years ago
wow...some people have wayyyyyyyyyyy too much time on their hands to worry about stuff like this..What's the difference??!...LMAO!
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