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Aurora ‘Archivio Storici’ For 40 €

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According to this website you can buy an Aurora ‘Archivio Storici’ for 40€.

In my opinion, these are not really Aurora Archivio Storici, but an Aurora 98rna/k-e or 98n/k-e for that price seem an ok deal to me.

 

Or am I missing something?

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This is Archivio Storici, like the one I'm writing with today. I got mine this year in April for about Eur 75 which is right price for it.

Mind you there were some cheaper release pens that were not gold plated

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I have one of the sterling versions and it is a great pen. A bargain at that price.

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The problem with archivi storici, an Italian aurora expert stated on an Italian pen site, is that they are made with left over parts in stock at Aurora.

The matching of parts is not always perfect, so some of these have wobbling issues barrel/section.

This problem tends to increase as stock depletes because it becomes more difficult to find a good match.

It would be best to try before you buy but at the price risk might be worth it.

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