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I want to buy a Jinhao X450 on WHITE. I ordered one from beyond the big seas and never arrived. It cost $1.99 and supposedly delivered in 20-30 days, but what I lost was my time which is priceless. I only want the white one since I have the X750 in black,red, and with shiny dots.... (ugly) and they are almost the same. It looks like a beauty in white. Of course, I would prefer someone that delivers at least in a week.

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Have tried Amazon? In the UK there are a few sellers that import these and then resell them locally. You pay a bit more but you don't have to wait for it to ship from China.

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I have not seen the white color on Amazon. I wouldn't mind paying a bit more (I have paid $5 to $9.99 on Amazon) if they were available.

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Try www.Asapens.in/eshop

I think he wanted somewhere that ships from within the U.S., that site still ships from an out of US location

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Is it the white X450 you are looking for? The only one close to it I have seen is a cream finish, I have several white X750's.

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If you are still having trouble finding the Jinhao x450 in white, you may want to also check out the Bulow x450 in white (Kurve Vanilla). You can find it at www.xfountainpens.com (no affiliation, just a good purchase experience in the states). Not as cheap, but still inexpensive, and if you spend $15, you can get free shipping.

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I think

PsychoDeli is the closest butlooks to me it has too much bling and Jinhaos usually are not that flashy. But it will do.

The thing is that someone on IG had a Zebra G installed on a X450, it was white. I tried installing a ZEBRA G on two non-white X450 Jinhaos and the seciton whouldn't give in. So I wondered if teh whites or cream are done a tad different.

 

I will try that Amazon pen, using sunglasses to use it!

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