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why Pilot pens are numbered the way they are numbered

"By the way, you may wonder the meaning of numbers. The first two numbers mean the number of years from the foundation of Pilot(1918) and the third number means the price of Japanese Yen. CUSTOM 845 was launched in 2002 and the price is 50,000 Yen(+2,500yen consumption tax),743 was launched in 1992 and the price is 30,000 Yen(+1,500yen consumption tax). How about CUSTOM 74? Its price is 10,000 Yen (+500yen consumption tax) and in this case, "1" is omitted."

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I find the soft nib found on the Custom Heritage 91 semi-flexy at best so it cause be said the same on the Custom 74 hahahaha

That's super cool about the numbering! Thanks for the info. I remember hearing that the CON-20/50/70 are numbered in a similar way (refers to cost in yen up to some power of 10 I guess)

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Hi Everyone!

I am new fountain pens and to FPN and chanced upon this chat! Reading all the wonderful reviews of Goulet Pens made me check it out and truly they have wonderful tutorials and I was just asking in another chat about learning more on pen nibs and it's all in Goulet Pens!!

 

Thank you so much for educating newbies like me! 👏👍😊

 

I would love to order from Goulet Pens. Can someone please direct me to the Coupon discount please? 😃

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Hi Everyone!

I am new fountain pens and to FPN and chanced upon this chat! Reading all the wonderful reviews of Goulet Pens made me check it out and truly they have wonderful tutorials and I was just asking in another chat about learning more on pen nibs and it's all in Goulet Pens!!

 

Thank you so much for educating newbies like me!

 

I would love to order from Goulet Pens. Can someone please direct me to the Coupon discount please?

 

I'm glad you're hearing so much good stuff :) We're trying hard to be awesome! Sorry, but there isn't a discount, we stopped it about 2 years ago.

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Thank you for getting back to me! 😊

Your web shop has definitely reached awesomeness ! Discount or not, I see myself being a frequent customer! 😊 and student!! Hahahha

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