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Contents Claim Solved: The Case of the Expensive Smoke

A cigar collection rumored to be Cuban required appraisal, raising some interesting legal implications.

By Tom Kirkpatrick | Updated on March 21, 2013

A contents consultant was recently asked to help establish the value of a cigar collection. To be clear, this was not just any collection. It was thought to be of the Cuban variety, and therefore this project had several interesting implications.

Widely considered the best in the world, Cuban cigars command top dollar. Although current and recent crops of Cuban cigars are readily available throughout Europe, Canada and in other areas around the globe, much to the dismay of American aficionados, they have been long banned in the United States.

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