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Brian does make Edison Minas that will fit a #6 nib; I have seen pictures. It has the same shape as regular Minas, just bigger. Perhaps Brian would be willing to offer it as a group buy option.

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I'm hoping for a #76 signature model.

 

I don't care for the #5 nibs on the Mina.

 

And, I prefer clips on my pens.

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All I know is that I've saved my pennies...

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I would be OK with a 76...anything but a Huron, Collier or Morgan, I have those. But even then...I'll got with what the group wants and what Brian is willing to offer. What was the model last time?I have been eyeing the Herald.

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Double ended? If a Mina, definitly extended, solid color. Lucite could be very nice too...

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Count me in please. Definitely!

Thus, the task is not so much to see what no one has seen,

but to think what nobody has yet thought,

about that which everybody sees (Erwin Schrodinger)

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I have been lurking on an Edison buy for a long time. Will hold off if this will happen and count me in!!!

Collier would be great!

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Count me intrigued. Would be a great way to purchase my first Edison.

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I half-guessed the Mina would be an issue for people given the nib size. Not sure how likely a second LE Pearl would be tbh, given the nature of it being LE.

 

A flat top would be a nice choice also.

 

For me it's more the thin section than the small nib. But then, a pen with a thicker section might as well have the bigger nib.

 

Brian does make Edison Minas that will fit a #6 nib; I have seen pictures. It has the same shape as regular Minas, just bigger. Perhaps Brian would be willing to offer it as a group buy option.

 

Interesting. It shouldn't surprise me, but I didn't know Brian had made such pens.

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I'd like to add my voice to the pre-group buy lobbying effort on behalf of the Mina, - Standard, Extended, or BOTH. I've always been attracted to the clean silhouette of Mina, that clipless beauty. Should be easier to make too, - less parts.

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I'd like to add my voice to the pre-group buy lobbying effort on behalf of the Mina, - Standard, Extended, or BOTH. I've always been attracted to the clean silhouette of Mina, that clipless beauty. Should be easier to make too, - less parts.

Club Mina!

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I got my first Edison last month (Collier/Production line) and I'm definitely ready to be in this group buy this summer !!!

 

Extended Mina ? I'm your man...

Black Rose Acrylic ? My dream comes true...

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