Most Expensive Cigarettes

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Most Expensive Cigarettes

$100,000

Lucky Strike

Luxury tobacco products are not anything new. When trying to come up with a list of expensive cigarettes, Dunhill, or Treasurer may come to mind. But Lucky Strike brought a whole meaning to an expensive pack of cigarettes by introducing this one-off pack in 2006. Lucky Strike commissioned one pack of smokes to be produced that proudly boasts 18ct white gold package that displays one large diamond and one large ruby.
The most expensive pack of cigarettes was on display European airports in 2006 and also will have less expensive “look alike” packs for sale in the selected airports.

This pack of cigarettes has a value of $100,000 and is intended to boost the iconic design and profile the Lucky Strike brand. Founded in 1871, the Lucky Strike logo has become internationally recognizable and easily marketable.

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TREASURER Black

24 Euro

The most Expensive cigarette in the world.
Luxury size filter tipped Virginia blend 90mm cigarettes packed in stylish aluminum cases of 20, each sealed with the unique hologram tear tape to guarantee authenticity.
The watermarked cigarette paper and matt gold base tipping paper with gold hot foil band enhance the finest tobacco, free from chemical additives for pure smoking pleasure. 10×20’s are packed in deluxe black display card outers.

TREASURER Gold
TREASURER Silver
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Most expensive picture

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Most expensive picture

1. Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer by Gustav Klimt ($135,000,000)

This record breaking sale was enabled by a court order by the Austrian government to return the painting to the Artist’s rightful heir. The entire dispute lasted over a year and was necessary to return the painting that was looted by the Nazis during World War II. Skillfully painted in 1907 by the art nouveau master Gustav Klimt, the painting was purchased by Ronald S. Lauder, the cosmetics heir, in 2006. Read the rest of this entry »