Identifying cigars

[butternutsquashpie]

So a mate of mine just gave up his humidor. And in here there are these ones which have been kept at around 60-70% humidity for 5-6 years now.
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Any idea how much these are/cost? I'm not even sure of the RYJ or Monty's number and type here.
All help is appreciated,
Jeremy

[lestabantam]

Take a ruler to the Cubans, then head to www.cubancigarwebsite.com to identify them. I don't know about a few of the bands, but puff.com has a massive list of different brands with member reviews and dimensions. Click on member review's.

Hope that helps, happy identifying!

[tippexx]

But first, I think you ought to take a dry cloth to those cigars and give the humidor a good clean. From those pictures you appear to have a small mould problem.

[tippexx]

I think
Lo Stratos = Cremas
Montecristo = Montecristo No 4
Punch = Non Cuban
Partagas = Wrong. Bands on Cuban Cedro go around the cedar not the cigar, so somethings become mixed up
RyJ = Any one of a number of Petit Corona.

Hope this helps.

[butternutsquashpie]

But first, I think you ought to take a dry cloth to those cigars and give the humidor a good clean. From those pictures you appear to have a small mould problem.

What? Where's the mould? I don't seem to smell anything wrong.....

[Deano]

The white spots etc. some people will argue it's 'plume' but that is probably mold.

Nothing to worry about, just so what tippex said and wipe it off.

[butternutsquashpie]

The white spots etc. some people will argue it's 'plume' but that is probably mold.

Nothing to worry about, just so what tippex said and wipe it off.

Ah really? It looks to be just the oils coming out or something. But the white mold isn't too hazardous right? Would i need to clean the humidor too?