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Hello Group,

I have this really sweet Pelikan 100 with a nice smooth CN nib. Seems to be around a medium. I am looking to sell it but am getting no takers. What would be a fair price to sell the pen at?? Is it possible to get a replacement gold nib for the pen? If yes then where??

Thank you all for your help

Arthur

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Hi, Arthur. The best thing to do would be to take a look at Rick Propas's website (the PENguin: http://www.angelfire.com/mac/penguin0/) and see what prices his 100's are going for. Also, send him an email and I'm sure he'll be able to hook you up with a nib unit for your pen. Out of curiosity, what color is the binde on your pen? Green? Best,

 

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(No connection with Rick, other than as an admirer of the gorgeous pens on his site.)

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Thanks, I have looked at his site and have learned alot. He seems to sell alot of pelikans but I am having trouble selling one, and my price is better than some of his. The color or my Pelikan is green.

Arthur

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Try on ebay, here in the market area, or the green board over at PenTrace. Good luck in your selling hope it turns out well.

 

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Hi again, Arthur. I just wanted to follow up on your pen. It's not that big a deal, but in case you're planning on putting the pen up on ebay, it's actually a 100N, not a 100. Besides size, I'm not sure what the differences are between the two, but they are different models. Anyway, good luck on your sale and take care,

 

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