■Liga Privada T52 Flying Pig (4 1/8 x 60) — 3,000 Boxes of 12 Cigars (36,000 Total Cigars) — October 2010

■Liga Privada Único Serie Feral Flying Pig (5 3/8 x 60) — Regular Limited Production — December 2011

■Undercrown Flying Pig (4 1/8 x 60) — 205 Boxes of 12 Cigars (2,460 Total Cigars) — June 2012

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Extremely helpful posts with no smart azz comments just yet :o).

Much appreciated. Thanks

They also said time to bunch the varied tobaccos was too much, and drive prices up to high.

Seems people will pay about anything to get them, maybe lower output on production sticks, up the numbers on rats and pigs.

Thinking out loud.

Seen 5 boxes of rats in a store, $180. per.

Go figure.

When you have to put 5 leaves in the filler, it's a bit tricky to get the proportions and bunching right, so, yeah, they have to work a bit more slowly and not all the rollers / bunchers can do them. The typical corona only has like 3 filler leaves.

If they could make more of them, they would. Not all the rollers / bunchers have the talent to roll those cigars, just like not all rollers & bunchers can make figurados in a other factories.

They are slow to make too, Jon's best rolling team only turns out 150 FPs a day. If those two were rolling "normal" cigars, they could crank out 3-4 times that. They really do take 3 times longer to roll due to the extra cutting of the tobacco, the odd shape, the fact that they have to switch tools a few times during the rolling of each cigar.

Never smoked a T52 pig. I did have a 9 pig once but it was so long ago I hardly remember it...

Taking notes....:-"

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They're your cigars, do what you want with them. If you think you can profit on them, toss them out there and ask for what you want, you'll find out soon enough what the market will bear. Just don't be a douche about it.