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My humidor I got back in late summer will not ever go above 65% even with a 75% Boveda 320. I felt it was time to do something because I hate not being able to control whatever RH I want. I looked around the back half of lid near hinges and was seeing a 1/16” gap all the way around back half...

I have had to go with a Boveda 75% 320 and wipe the inside down a couple times with wet cloth to get it to maintain 65%, I’m not sure if it’s just because of the drier Winter air or what

I have no doubt that the Monte’s are real but those Cohibas seem to be fakes

I am staying away from the Cohibas lol

Also in the whole lot of cigars was this fine sealed box of 1996 Cuban Cohiba Esplindidos, however I’ve not acquired these “yet” because of the potential worth and cost, but they look to be in excellent condition.

Thanks, I was curious, the guy has three more boxes of them unopened with seal intact

Does anyone know what this box of smokes might be worth?

There’s definitely no mold

So from the date code I looked up, it appears these may be made in December 1996. They are a bit dry and I’m trying to bring them back some, do you think they are good to smoke. I smoked one, the draw and burn was excellent but light in flavor, but that could be attributed to the mild cigar, I...

Here is a pic of the bottom

I just scored this box of Cuban Montecristo #4’s from a guy who’s dad passed away, they seem a little dry but I’m hoping I can bring them back. I only paid $50 for the sealed box of 25.

was in my local B&M today, he told me he’s getting a shipment of Fuente Anejo’s next week, I’m contemplating how many I should get since they are only released once a year.

I’m using the Boveda 320 so I don’t think more should be necessary, I’m in Indiana btw

I have not smoked one since it has been down to 63, but I’m pretty confident they will smoke well I’m just worried about them drying out long-term

So my humidor has seemed to stabilize at 63% with the 69% Boveda, I’m a little worried this is too low, should I bump it up to the 72 Boveda to get it above 65?

Thanks guys, it’s always great to learn new perspectives. I’ve always thought 65% is the lowest It’d be safe to go but it’s nice to know my cigars are ok. I just started smoking and collecting back in June, and I have spent a lot of money and right now have about 50 cigars in my humidor and I...

I was just curious to what people thought and preferred, I’ve always strived for 67-69 as my safe zone

Yeah I’ve only been using the Boveda since Thursday Hopefully it comes up a couple %

I just put a Boveda 320 69% in my humidor the other day, but it is only coming up to 65%. I typically like my humidity to be 68-69%. My question is, according to veterans is 65% too dry?

I am just curious, does anyone ever purge their cigars while they are smoking them, like blow smoke out through them Now and then?