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It's $69.99 now at Levenger after a long run of 25% off and free shipping which at some point will probably return in some shape or fashion.

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The two best deals I have seen at Levenger in my six months as a fan are 31% off and 30% off with free shipping. I think waiting for a solid sale might be the best option.

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The two best deals I have seen at Levenger in my six months as a fan are 31% off and 30% off with free shipping. I think waiting for a solid sale might be the best option.

where did you see those?

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where did you see those?

Sign up for their emails :)

"Do you know the legend about cicadas? They say they are the souls of poets who cannot keep quiet because, when they were alive, they never wrote the poems they wanted to."

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Whose, Levenger's (the best sale came from the manufacturer?)

I should have clarified... yes, Levenger. They offer excellent sales several times a year, through their emails. Usually the later portion of the year, holiday time.

"Do you know the legend about cicadas? They say they are the souls of poets who cannot keep quiet because, when they were alive, they never wrote the poems they wanted to."

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Levenger is now offering this pen for 30% off so the total before tax is around $48. That doesn't include shipping. YMMV, but it seems Levenger undercut Massdrop...

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Levenger is now offering this pen for 30% off so the total before tax is around $48. That doesn't include shipping. YMMV, but it seems Levenger undercut Massdrop...

Thanks for the notice!

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Levenger is now offering this pen for 30% off so the total before tax is around $48. That doesn't include shipping. YMMV, but it seems Levenger undercut Massdrop...

$6 shipping; final price $54. I am gonna wait.... At Levenger, you also have to pay an EXTRA $5 to ship to a secondary address....

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