Sell my current humidor for larger one?

[stevefrench]

Originally Posted by Mtmouse

Keep it and use to dry box cigars you plan to smoke soon or use it to house your super premiums.

I was thinking the same thing. Hang on to it. You'll miss it when it's gone.

[Corona Gigante]

Keep your humi, buy a bigger one.

Another option is to buy a cooler for bulk storage and top up your humidor from time to time with cigars to smoke.

[dphouse]

Originally Posted by Even Steven

I'm sure you can find brand new humi's for great prices, but if not and you really don't mind a used one then I'm sure our fine BOTL's can help you out.

I was excited when I was able/had to upgrade, I sold my 50ct and bought a +300ct which is what I have now.

What does BOTL stand for? Thanks...

[Mtmouse]

Originally Posted by dphouse

What does BOTL stand for? Thanks...

Brother Of The Leaf

[Mark THS]

This is totally up to you, but I'm of the opinion that anytime you outgrow a humidor, its good karma to gift it to a newbie or to someone with a smaller humi than the one you have.

Good vibes and generosity repay 10 fold.

[dphouse]

Originally Posted by Mtmouse

Brother Of The Leaf

Thanks for the clarification.

[dphouse]

Originally Posted by Mark THS

This is totally up to you, but I'm of the opinion that anytime you outgrow a humidor, its good karma to gift it to a newbie or to someone with a smaller humi than the one you have.

Good vibes and generosity repay 10 fold.

this is only true if the recipient of said gift also believes in generosity/karma. However, I am still a student with a relatively low income for now, so gifting the humidor would hurt me financially. I agree with your post though.

[jdreynss]

See this thread right HERE

[dphouse]

Originally Posted by jdreynss

See this thread right HERE

I've already read that thread, but thanks for pointing me to it. I should have spent more money in the beginning, as my local cigar shop suggested. I am thinking of getting a 75ct Savoy, something with a top shelf and 2-3 divided sections on the bottom. Suggestions?

[jdreynss]

Originally Posted by dphouse

I am thinking of getting a 75ct Savoy, something with a top shelf and 2-3 divided sections on the bottom. Suggestions?

well..... the first humi in that thread... the small one is a 100ct savoy... and it didn't even last me a month..... go bigger

[Mark THS]

Originally Posted by dphouse

this is only true if the recipient of said gift also believes in generosity/karma.

Couldnt disagree more. The best acts of kindness are those which befall on someone who needs more of it in their life.

[dphouse]

Originally Posted by jdreynss

well..... the first humi in that thread... the small one is a 100ct savoy... and it didn't even last me a month..... go bigger

How much did the 100ct Savoy cost you?

[dphouse]

Originally Posted by Mark THS

Couldnt disagree more. The best acts of kindness are those which befall on someone who needs more of it in their life.

I agree, as I already mentioned in my previous post.

[jdreynss]

Originally Posted by dphouse

How much did the 100ct Savoy cost you?

$99 at a local B&M, although you can get them a little cheaper on the web..... I'm just impatient

[Mtmouse]

You can look at Cheaphumidors.com in there imperfects section. From what I've seen in the past, you can hardly find anything wrong with the humi when it arrives...if at all.