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vaperfavour



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PostSubject: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Sat May 23, 2009 7:54 pm

I know I would be willing to pay extra for an American made coin tobacco. I just think with all the great American blenders out there these days, it's almost a shame there are no coin tobacco's like escudo or three nuns made in the good ol' usa. I think of all the money I've spent seeking out coins and they're all from europe. maybe it's time for American blenders to step up to the plate. what say the brethren?
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PostSubject: Re: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Sat May 23, 2009 7:56 pm

AMEN lets see a GLP coin baccy and maybe one from C&D or H&H cheers
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Bill



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PostSubject: Re: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Sun May 24, 2009 7:12 pm

kilted1 wrote:
AMEN lets see a GLP coin baccy and maybe one from C&D or H&H cheers


You're assuming they have the equipment to manufacture it.
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Wet Dottle



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PostSubject: Re: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Sun May 24, 2009 7:59 pm

Bill wrote:


You're assuming they have the equipment to manufacture it.


Yes, indeed special equipment is needed and few have it.
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Justpipes
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PostSubject: Re: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Sun May 24, 2009 8:02 pm

vaperfavour wrote:
I know I would be willing to pay extra for an American made coin tobacco. I just think with all the great American blenders out there these days, it's almost a shame there are no coin tobacco's like escudo or three nuns made in the good ol' usa. I think of all the money I've spent seeking out coins and they're all from europe. maybe it's time for American blenders to step up to the plate. what say the brethren?


It won't matter much once the FDA regulates them into oblivion or once the taxes become so high that they have to close the doors!

Obama said that smoking coins is bad for you.

lol!
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PostSubject: Re: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Sun May 24, 2009 11:31 pm

As above, I think it's the cost of getting the machine(s) that keeps US tobacco manufacturers from making coins. Think of how long it took C&D to get the equipment to make flakes.
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vaperfavour



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PostSubject: Re: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Mon May 25, 2009 9:39 am

maybe they could ask for donations to help buy the equipment? I think I could scrape up a few hundred to help the cause! rolls, rolls, rolls!
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alfredo_buscatti



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PostSubject: Re: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Mon May 25, 2009 2:27 pm

vaper, you have smoked the Davidoff Flake Medallions? I'm really getting into them and am making comparisons with Escudo as I go. Great smoke!
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vaperfavour



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PostSubject: Re: Why no American made coin tobacco?   Mon May 25, 2009 8:21 pm

yes alfredo, I like them! strange though I seldom reach for them. haven't had a bowl in about a month. I've been loving beacon, some A&C Petersen curly cut melange from the 80's, some 15 year old PCCA quantum and 14 year old PCCA dulcet. I have been trying to keep myself away from a 19 year old Ashton black parrot 100 gramtin, but its calling my name! I have a tin of Drucquers from 82 that I think is a vaper but not sure, every year for the past 6 years I tell myself to open it but sigh, I can't bring myself to do it! but I digress, the flake medallions are good!
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