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Montblanc Meisterstuck Authenticity Check Needed Please!


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Hello,

 

I am a student and I purchased this pen for one of my professors who really helped me out in the admissions process and in letting me shadow him for over a year. I bought this after the admission process of course and would like to give it to him as a gift. I bought it off eBay on the assumption that this was genuine. I received it and it looks pretty good. The box and everything looks brand new and the packaging is spectacular.

 

The thing is, the pen is a little light and I would expect a pen of this caliber to have some weight to it. I definitely want to give him an authentic pen. Its rather hard to take macro pics with the lens I am using. Please let me know if better, closer pictures are required.

 

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I have a Montblanc Meisterstuck ballpoint pen that looks EXACTLY like that. It was a gift to my father. He never used it, so he gave it to me. And I bought the MB Meisterstuck 145 fountain pen to make it a...'set', so to speak.

 

As far as I can tell, after comparing your photos with the pen in my hands (which looks exactly the same, and is genuine),...that's a real MB that you have there.

 

On a side-note -

 

In my experience, Montblanc pens, be they ballpoint or fountain, are naturally rather light to the hold. I think it's because of the materials used to make them. So I wouldn't worry about the weight.

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The pen looks genuine. The reason it doesn't have 'weight' is simply because it's the smaller type 'classique' ballpoint, not the 'le grand'. The latter is quite a hefty pen.

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That's authentic...I have at least five of them so I know exactly how it looks like. By the pictures you showed, it is definitely authentic.!!!

 

How much did you get it for?

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The pen, box, and papers look all real to me. I'm not sure if it applies, but if you see a trademark on the underside of the pocket clip called "Pix," it's a sign that it is authentic.

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"Pix" marked on the underside of the clip is also only found on some post-1991 (or so) MB's.

 

-- Joel -- "I collect expensive and time-consuming hobbies."

 

INK (noun): A villainous compound of tannogallate of iron, gum-arabic and water,

chiefly used to facilitate the infection of idiocy and promote intellectual crime.

(from The Devil's Dictionary, by Ambrose Bierce)

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