[Peerce]

I'm desperate for a carton of Luckies up north in Canada, almost to the point where I'm willing to drive down to the states and sleep in my car for 2 nights just so I can bring back a carton! They haven't been sold here since the 70s. Anyhow, I came across a supplier selling an apparently new brand called Lucky777s. Has anyone heard of these? The packaging looks similar. Link below.

[url=http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/103602464/OK_Lucky777_BRAND_CIGARETTES.html]OK & Lucky777 BRAND CIGARETTES products, buy OK & Lucky777 BRAND CIGARETTES products from alibaba.com[/url]

On another note, I was shocked that Luckies where over $9 a pack in Washington state when I drove down to do some Christmas shopping. That's as much as I pay up here.. what the hell happened? The last time I was down they were more like $5 a pack.

[Jwalker]

Haven't heard of them, yeah washington is insane 8.50 is about average for lucky strikes, 9.00 is a little high but I would just get it, it's hard to find unfiltered cigarettes around washington. They raised the tax by a dollar some time back and the sales tax is kind of high.

[the iron horse]

I'm paying almost seven dollars a pack for
Lucky Strikes nonfilter.

Last week, the guy behind me in the store was asking why a nonfilter cig
cost more than other cigarettes. It started a conversation with several other
people.

From what I have read online, Lucky nonfilters are only sold in the U.S.

Overseas, the filtered versions are sold.


I'm guessing this is why the nonfilters cost more in the States.

[MoonlightSonata]

I haven't seen these cigs anywhere as far as I can remember.

But Lucky Strikes do cost an Arm & Leg. I think here it's around 6-7$ for a pack. But they do taste delicious and the pack makes a neat vintage item. I thought they were enjoyable, despite the price, though I wish it was 3$ or so lower.

[moonswamp]

absolutly new brand, hi,

all I want to tell you all is the brand in b2b site is just the name of the wholesaler~~~