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    What are some thoughts about storing cigars in the coffins? Does it matter at all? Or just take up more room?
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    IMO, just taking up space. But if you got the space use it; assuming no issues with the coffin, i.e. varnish. Then again the cedar, if that's what it's made of will probably impart some character to the cigar if your humidor(tuperdor/wineador) isn't made of it.

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    Only concern would be if the cigar has a notoriously "soft" wrapper , then leaving it in the coffin will protect from damage.

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    + the coffins just look cool as sh*t. But they do take up like 3 times the space of just the cigar ><

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    Yeah they do look cool as chit, but I was more worried about damaging the wrappers than anything. They should age the same right? I have several that have been in there for a few years but it's getting kind of tight in there, which makes me think I'm not smoking enough or buying too many (though highly unlikely). I think it's time to pick up a third humi'
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    I don't think they would age any differently since the coffins themselves are not exactly airtight, so they are at the rh that the rest of your humi is at.
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    If the coffins are good, I keep'em in there. When I got the original My Father LE's, the coffins smelled of varnish so I took them all out.

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    If it's room you need, take them out and display the coffin on a shelf. Sometimes I will use other cigar box's to hold cigars with frail wrappers. These "Other" boxes fit better, can hold many other singles, and can be labled any way you want.
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    I have seen some people store their cigars in the box, but leave the box slightly opened instead of having it fully closed. Does this make a difference?

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    I keep everything in coffins. They don't take up a HUGE amount of extra space, and they protect the cigar well. Then again, all my coffins are in my coolers, not my humidor. There's more room there--and I wouldn't want loose cigars bouncing around the cooler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by morrisjohn View Post
    I have seen some people store their cigars in the box, but leave the box slightly opened instead of having it fully closed. Does this make a difference?
    I would crack open the coffins I think it makes a difference, I ave had lots of burn issues with sealed coffins.

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