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As many of you have known, Cult Pens offers great price on M1000. And they also offer a Black Friday coupon that gives you another 10% off. I don't think you can even get an M800 in US for the price. And they have all sizes available.

 

I got mine in green strips with EF nib for only $380 shipped. Just want to share with everyone here! Let's hope I won't have trouble with custom.

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Look on their Facebook page Carlos. It is Black17 I think.

Thank you! :thumbup:

 

Just bought a red M600 por only $220.00 including the free pen pouch and free shipping. Outstanding!

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Just an FYI right now for shopping with the removal of VAT and the 10% off then adding back the exchange rate off 1.33 to $ you end up almost exactly back at the price listed in pounds with the VAT, but in $. It makes it easier to see the prices with out all the math.

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That's a great price for an M1000 from a good company.

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