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Empty Kingdom Note Bottles Worth Selling?


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Mods: I'm not sure if this should be here, but it didn't quite seem like a classified.

 

I bought a couple bottles of Kingdom Note 5th Anniversary Ink back when they were all the rage.

However, I keep all my ink in Nalgene bottles.

From some of the talk in other fora, it seems like these might be worth selling (ebay? here?)

Anyone with opinions?

 

Thanks, greg

Don't feel bad. I'm old; I'm meh about most things.

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keep it unless you just well want to sell stuff either way your call your choice people would like the Diamond bottles as the company that seems to produce them has gone defunct and Sailor still hasnt probably found a replacement manufacturer in the least case worst case scenario and chances are the same diamond bottles are now produced in very small quantities to qualify for some of the more special inks they do most likely fair exclusive inks

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I sold the bottles.

Thanks for all the advice I received front- and back-channel.

 

greg

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