are raleigh cupons still redeemable ?

Hello dan1,

What a neat question!

The quick answer is no. The program was discontinued in 1999. Here is
the reference at their website:

Brown and Williamson Coupon program
http://www.brownandwilliamson.com/BWT/Index.cfm?ID=204&Sect=4


In 1932 Raleigh introduced these coupons that offered a free pack of
playing cards. In an effort to bring in more customers they expanded
the line of gear available through the program in 1934.

In 1943, they discontinued the original coupons because of the war (as
per the site). They again introduced them back to the public in 1949,
until the program was finally halted in 1999.

I consolidated this data from their website:

History of Raliegh 'smokes'
http://www.brownandwilliamson.com/BWT/Index.cfm?ID=219&Sect=4


To help find this answer I searched Google for:

raleigh coupon cigarettes
://www.google.com/search?q=raleigh+coupon+cigarettes


I hope this answers your question. Should you need more clarification
or resources, please ask before rating this answer, as I would love to
be of further help.

Thanks for the fun question!
SgtCory

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Clarification of Answer by sgtcory-ga on 01 Dec 2002 09:01 PST

Hello Dan -

A fellow researcher pointed out that these items will more than likely
become very collectible.

You may just want to keep them for awhile! :-)

SgtCory

P.S.
Thanks to Omnivorous-ga for his insight.

thank you. that was exactly the information that I needed