Can anyone identify this tobacco tin?

My wonderful wife is about to travel for work and will be staying just around the corner from a B&M in downtown Toronto where she is happy to go and pick up a few tins of tobacco that I cannot find here in British Columbia. Last trip I scored Samuel Gawith's Squadron Leader and Skiff Mixture.
I have a fuzzy picture of what is in the store and have had a great time trying to figure out what everything is. This tin stumped me (black one in the middle). Does anyone know what it might be?

I have my want list down to around 8 tins but need to whittle that down to two or three if I actually want to see anything turn up here.
The eight are
Solani Aged Burley Flake

Samuel Gawaih Full Virginia Flake

SG Best Brown Flake

Presbyterian Mixture

Ashton Artisan's Blend

Dunhill Mixture 965

Dunhill Durbar

Prince Albert (this stuff intrigues me for some reason)
If you have to pick just 2 (or 3) which would it be? why?

Thanks hunter. I thought someone with myopia could cancel out the fuzz and get a clear image?... that or they just know the tin shape colour etc.

And my lovely wife returned with


I am looking forward to trying all three but I think the Aged Burley Flake will be the first to get opened as I have never tried anything like that.
I did not managed to learn what the mystery tin was... sometimes things are just meant to stay a mystery

They were out of Artisan Blend. It was the top of my wish list. I can get it locally here in BC but would have to pay an extra $14 for the tin! Glad to hear good things about it as I just might have to do get it.
Beefeater: These are Ontario prices which are better than many other parts of the country. It is less than a cup of coffee for a bowl so I am not about to complain as long as I can still buy it!