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Cigar Puzzle by Marcel Gillen 2003
Cigar Puzzle by Marcel Gillen 2003
Cigar Puzzle by Marcel Gillen 2003

Cigar Puzzle by Marcel Gillen 2003

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Item Location: Australia

A$710.00

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Gocrager 234 A$710.00 20.08.2025 11:42:46
Bacon 119 A$700.00 20.08.2025 11:42:46
Gocrager 234 A$560.00 20.08.2025 03:11:32
Bacon 119 A$550.00 20.08.2025 03:11:32
Gocrager 234 A$485.00 20.08.2025 03:08:15
Bacon 119 A$475.00 20.08.2025 03:08:15
Gocrager 234 A$450.00 20.08.2025 03:01:23
Bacon 119 A$440.00 20.08.2025 03:01:23
Gocrager 234 A$430.00 19.08.2025 14:58:04
metagrobology 354 A$420.00 19.08.2025 14:58:04
Gocrager 234 A$410.00 19.08.2025 14:51:39
Bacon 119 A$400.00 19.08.2025 14:51:39
Bacon 119 A$395.00 19.08.2025 12:40:00
Gocrager 234 A$385.00 19.08.2025 12:40:00
Gocrager 234 A$310.00 19.08.2025 12:38:53
Bacon 119 A$300.00 19.08.2025 12:38:53
Gocrager 234 A$202.00 18.08.2025 13:53:06
EmilAskerli 20 A$192.00 18.08.2025 12:44:29
Gocrager 234 A$185.00 18.08.2025 12:44:29
Gocrager 234 A$182.00 18.08.2025 12:43:58
EmilAskerli 20 A$172.00 18.08.2025 12:43:58
Gocrager 234 A$162.00 16.08.2025 01:21:49
EmilAskerli 20 A$152.00 16.08.2025 01:21:49
Gocrager 234 A$132.00 16.08.2025 01:19:19
EmilAskerli 20 A$122.00 16.08.2025 01:19:19
Gocrager 234 A$104.00 13.08.2025 12:10:31
YassCherry 76 A$99.00 13.08.2025 12:10:31
Gocrager 234 A$82.77 13.08.2025 06:39:02
Pharmarunner 110 A$77.77 13.08.2025 06:00:51
fluorescein 60 A$75.00 13.08.2025 06:00:51
fluorescein 60 A$50.00 13.08.2025 04:17:52
Description

The object is to remove the band off the cigar.  Designed by Marcel Gillen and made by Bits and Pieces.

This puzzle is in its original packaging as Marcel presented it in the exchange at IPP23 in 2003.

It has been played with a couple of times and the cap of the cigar case is a bit dinged but it still screws on ok. The labelling is paper stuck to a cigar case but it’s in pretty good shape. Just a couple of crinkles from when it was originally glued I think.  You can see some wear on the ends of the cigar itself; maybe from playing but possibly from just being knocked around inside the metal cigar case too.

The photos are of the actual puzzle as it now looks.  The puzzle is machined aluminium.  Size: The cigar itself is 135mm long.

All prices in Australian Dollars (not US Dollars).  We much prefer payment via Wise because the charges are far less. But we can accept PayPal.

The puzzle will be shipped from Australia by Australia Post.

If we have other items listed and you buy more than one we’re happy to combine ship and quote postage based on weight.

Cost to ship this puzzle Standard:

Australia 10.00

NZ 21.00

US/Canada/EU/Asia  25.00

UK/Scandinavia 36.00

Other countries please request a quote.

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