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Saw this Montblanc for sale on marketplace but couldn't identify it from my own knowledge or with a Google search. Do you guys know what it is?144755267_10159030083424168_3967008670616359309_o.jpg.c7c9829e0e83edf3bca44da5e7fb254e.jpg

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Thanks guys! Hopefully no poor devil buys this thinking he's getting a deal buying a Montblanc for 200$... 

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FAKE... as others have said. Really bad counterfeit. The box is not even close to what Montblanc uses. 

 

I am curious as to why this would be posted here, as there is a Montblanc specific area, as are previous posts on Inks or nibs. I wonder whether the title "First Stop" might suggest it's the place for newbies to ask questions here?

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