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 Tin dates Is there any standard?  Are all tins marked with a date, or only some?  I found a blog post on how to identify the date on a tin of Escudo, do most tins usually have a cryptic number with a date inserted somewhere?  I can't find anything on the SG St James Flake that even resembles a date.  Only a barcode. | 
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 Re: Tin dates I've found more tins (that I smoke) don't have dates vs. tins that do have dates.  When I buy it, I put the date on the tin figuring it is close. | 
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 Re: Tin dates Most American tins are dated. Most European tins are not. They may have something cryptic that the company rep can read. As for Sam Gawith. No date whatsoever. | 
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 Re: Tin dates Thanks guys.  I will just ink some dates either way. | 
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 Re: Tin dates McClelland, Cornell & Diehl (they also make Two Friends & GL Pease) are two that usually put dates on the cans. I put a date on the bottoms of cans so I know when I bought them. | 
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