Wrapper spots.

[Viva Vegas]

What do you think about the two green spots on the wrapper? I think it's just the colour but might be wrong. Thsnksy

[nKostyan]

Often green spots appear after acclimatization even on premium cigars

[BarryVT]

Couple nice frog eyes you got there, looks like he's winking at me!

[Guest Nekhyludov]

They're called "frog eyes." They're pretty common. It comes from places where the pilon (the bundle of tobacco) doesn't fully ferment. Sometimes you'll see a crosshatch pattern from the burlap that wraps the pilon. 

[Viva Vegas]

Smoking  just fine, thanks all

[Wookie]

I've had green spots on my CCs from time to time since the 1990s. Never affected flavor.  Also I've never seen green spots on my NCs...probably because NC quality control is more fastidious. 

[Fuzz]

Wrapper cancer. You didn't put any sunscreen on that poor cigar.

 

[Mikeltee]

That one cigar has contaminated your whole stash!!! Please send to me for proper disposal. I'm a "green" recycler so you will be doing a solid for the environment.

[Euripidespants]

In the early 90s when I first got into habanos green spots reassured me of authenticity...I could only get some of the cheaper and smaller cigars like tubo upmann PCs and minutos  along with some Hoya de dieuxs and ryj cazadres...occasional green spots...outstanding cigars that got me hooked 

[HumidorJuan]

"frog eyes" are drops of water that sat long enough on the leaf during the curing process to prevent the tobacco from browning. Its green because the chlorophyll doesn't degrade. All cosmetic. If a leaf is really green, into the center as filler it goes.