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Hello,

 

I think this is simply a language misunderstanding.

"Mint" does not mean new.

"Mint" means like new, ,.,....... but not new.

 

If you would have stated New rather than Mint, everything would be understood.

I hope I am explaining myself clear enough ?

 

I repeated myself because I asked if they were new, and you replied that they were Mint.

Twice.

 

thank you,

Rafael

"Beautiful is that which happens without interest"

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Hello,

 

I think this is simply a language misunderstanding.

"Mint" does not mean new.

"Mint" means like new, ,.,....... but not new.

 

If you would have stated New rather than Mint, everything would be understood.

I hope I am explaining myself clear enough ?

 

I repeated myself because I asked if they were new, and you replied that they were Mint.

Twice.

 

thank you,

Rafael

 

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sorry, I thought in mint means: brand new

if the pen looks like new, we will say: near mint.

 

so, the pens are brand new.

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Thank you for explaining that.

 

I will look under the rug, and see if I can find some money.

 

best regards,

 

Rafael

"Beautiful is that which happens without interest"

Kant

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Hello,

 

I think this is simply a language misunderstanding.

"Mint" does not mean new.

"Mint" means like new, ,.,....... but not new.

 

If you would have stated New rather than Mint, everything would be understood.

I hope I am explaining myself clear enough ?

 

I repeated myself because I asked if they were new, and you replied that they were Mint.

Twice.

 

thank you,

Rafael

 

 

I disagree that "Mint" means like new, but not new. For me, mint means factory new, never used.

 

Here is Richard Binder's definition of mint:

 

"A term adopted from numismatics, to describe an item that is in new condition, nominally exactly as from the factory. Most collectors interpret mint to mean that the item shows no signs whatsoever of use, not even the tiny dings or scratches that could appear on a coin in mint condition."

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Hello,

 

I think this is simply a language misunderstanding.

"Mint" does not mean new.

"Mint" means like new, ,.,....... but not new.

 

If you would have stated New rather than Mint, everything would be understood.

I hope I am explaining myself clear enough ?

 

I repeated myself because I asked if they were new, and you replied that they were Mint.

Twice.

 

thank you,

Rafael

 

 

I disagree that "Mint" means like new, but not new. For me, mint means factory new, never used.

 

Here is Richard Binder's definition of mint:

 

"A term adopted from numismatics, to describe an item that is in “new” condition, nominally exactly as from the factory. Most collectors interpret “mint” to mean that the item shows no signs whatsoever of use, not even the tiny dings or scratches that could appear on a coin in mint condition."

Prosimon, I think the issue is settled. Mint does not mean new. Binder's definition makes that perfectly clear. If you were buying underwear and there was no box or plastic covering but the sales-person told you that the item was "mint," would you still consider that new? I should hope not! Read the definition over again.

 

Bryan

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Parker 51 Vacumatic 0.7 Masuyama stub; TWSBI 540 M; TWSBI 580 1.1; Mabie, Todd and Bard 3200 stub; Waterman 14 Eyedropper F; 2 x Hero 616; several flexible dip nibs

owned for a time: Parker 45 flighter Pendleton stub, Parker 51 aerometric F, Parker 51 Special 0.7 Binder stub, Sheaffer Valiant Snorkel M, Lamy Joy Calligraphy 1.5 mm, Pelikan M200 M, Parker Vacumatic US Azure Blue M, Parker Vacumatic Canada Burgundy F, Waterman 12 Eyedropper, Mabie Todd SF2 flexible F

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U.S. buyers should be aware that pens that have not been not imported to the U.S.A. by Chartpak, the authorized U.S. distributor, are referred to as "gray-market" merchandise, and Chartpak will not provide any warranty service for them. If you require service, you will have to send your pen back to the distributor operating in the country in which your seller is located.

 

This is not to say that gray-market pens are counterfeit, illegal, junk, or anything other than first-quality Pelikan pens; it's just an advisory that you should be aware of your options for service should your pen need it.

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more 101N in M nib arrived.

400usd shiping via reg-air.

payment: paypal. my paypal: Ni197803@163.com

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Today, I just received my order - one in <B> nib - hand-delivered via registered mail.

 

Flushed a few times, and filled with WM Florida Blue.

It writes beautifully , as is usually expected of Pelikans. :thumbup:

 

Shipping was quicker than expected.

 

The item is brand new with the G5 box.

No issues whatsoever. :D

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I want tio buy one with OBBB nib..:-)

 

for sale: pelikan 101N tortoise special edition. pens are in mint/boxed condition.with pelikan G5 blue box.

 

nib size: F-M-B (I have many F in stock, but rare M B nibs), so,pls ask nib size before you order.

 

price: 380usd.

shipping: 10usd by reg-air; 25usd by ems.

 

payment: paypal, my paypal account: Ni197803@163.com

 

thanks.

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I want tio buy one with OBBB nib..:-)

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sorry, but only F M B nib size.

and now, only F M nibs in stock.

I will check next week if can get B nib.

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Got mine today, brand new pen, beautiful!

Thanks!

" I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious." -- Albert Einstein

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Got mine today, brand new pen, beautiful!

Thanks!

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thanks for your update

the other buyers should get thier pens in these 2-3 days.....

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101N, F M nibs in stock.

 

price: 400usd including shipping via reg-air.

paypal only, my paypal: Ni197803@163.com

thanks

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