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YNWA
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Oh I agree Peter, Quality over quantity most definitely, But I like to have some cheaper decent cigars for a daily stash...
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Adjusting to the Life
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![]() However, I've found that the smaller Padron 1964's (Principe, Superior) can be had for 7 to 8 bucks a pop. The bigger rg's seem to go for double or triple that amount for some reason.
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PATRIOT and VETERAN
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and yes Padron did raise their prices just a bit......not having raised them much in the past unlike other cigar companies
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I follow the same mindset, if I know the stick is worth $20 -- I'll pay it. If I'm at a B&M and I see a Davidoff for $45 and I look it up on a cigar shop online and it's only $15.. I just keep browsing. I'd rather buy a single for $15 and wait a week for it to show up rather than pay an absurd mark-up. I like to support my local tobacconist -- but sometimes they make it hard :-D
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