What IS This On My Klondike Gold Tin and Wrapper

[alan73]

 

[ericusrex]

Rust?

 

[alan73]

If you blow up the picture of the paper , it looks like an organic growth

 

[woodsroad]

Looks like herpes or HIV.

Better send it over to me so that I can run some tests on it.

 

[jpmcwjr]

What does the tobacco look like? Is the tin rusted through in any spots?

 

[alan73]

Tobacco looks and tastes good.

 

[ashdigger]

Looks like oils or such. See it all the time on tobacco paper in tins.

 

[nevadablue]

My beautiful, virgin Velvet pocket tin has none of that... :wink:

 

[grilledokra]

I love Klondike and would be willing to overlook a lot if I had a tin with any imperfections. You do see these types of stains in tin paper where the tobacco has had contact over a long period of time (among other factors). Paper products often have small flaws because it's a natural material. Could the fractal-like quality be in the substrate, and exposed by the transfer of the tobacco oil/moisture? Enjoy the Klondike, and maybe do some Dunhill Flake comparison to set my mind at ease that they are comparable.

 

[Chasing Embers]

As Klondike Gold is now discontinued, I say enjoy it as much as you can. Looks like oil to me too.

 

[metalheadycigarguy]

I don't see anything out of the norm in that pic. Tobacco oils soak through the paper frequently and will make spots like that on the paper. As for the tin, that's rust and that is common. Per the master blender at McClelland, rust is tasteless and odorless and will not affect the tobacco. I've never had a problem with my tobacco's that came from a tin with rust on it. The tobacco should be perfectly fine. Enjoy the tobacco.

 

[cortezattic]

8O Let us know if your pee-pee falls off.