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Engraving A Fountain Pen


AJR04

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The only times you can still sell an engraved pen at a reasonable price is 1. It’s a vintage pen, 2. The person is famous. Otherwise you can’t sell it without suffering huge loss.

 

 

Sorry, but I disagree. A used Platinum Plaisir or Platinum Balance is just that, and I don't expect my custom-engraved pens of those models to sell significantly less than any other used pens of those models on offer, with the engraving accounting for the 'huge loss' difference between them.

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A vintage pen with Joe Smoe tastefully engraved in it...I expect to pay 10% less for it....and sell it for the same 10% off.

I buy mostly old used pens. ..........................if one bought a decade ago, or during the Last Great Depression, one could sell the written on pen for even more than one paid. :o

 

Engraved pens were more popular to have back in vintage time..............could be there were less need to ID one's pen from theft in semi-vintage time....in fountain pens were old fuddy duddy stuff.

 

:) As soon as I get my western saga done, I'll have many of my pens engraved with my name. Buy an autographed book, get a pen. Buy an engraved pen from me, get an autographed book, free. :rolleyes:

 

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