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[md4958]

You might consider brining up the humidity a bit slower than tossing them in at 68%. Rapid re-humidification might causes the feet to swell, and or wrapper bursting. I know, unfortunately, from experience. I would try to get them back up to 68% over the couse of maybe 6 months, as thats about how long they were out of humidity for.

Also, as they were not kept cool, keep a vigilant eye out for beetles.

Nice grab, and good luck with them!

Originally Posted by md4958

You might consider brining up the humidity a bit slower than tossing them in at 68%. Rapid re-humidification might causes the feet to swell, and or wrapper bursting. I know, unfortunately, from experience. I would try to get them back up to 68% over the couse of maybe 6 months, as thats about how long they were out of humidity for.

Also, as they were not kept cool, keep a vigilant eye out for beetles.

Nice grab, and good luck with them!

I agree with Moe, I've had some gifted cigars that were pretty old and that were extremely dried out swell pretty bad after I threw them into one of my desktops..