Here's Why Montblanc Pens Are So Expensive...

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Some of the most expensive pens in the world are made my a company called Montblanc, and their pens go from several hundred to tens of thousands of dollars. But, what makes their pens so expensive?
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[@paulherman5822]

Several things: Montblanc pens are like Harley Davidson today. More about the name than any thing else. The modern ones are middle of the road at best. Any plastic is a "resin." The "precious resin" myth started with a translation error. And the "classic design" was stolen from the Sheaffer's pen design of the 1950s. The Sheaffer's design was still under copyright then... And then the pens these folks are hawking aren't their design. They're a very common Hero conglomerate Chinese pen that regularly retail for under $5 USD. Nowhere near luxury.

[@picassoboy52]

I bet you get invited to SO many parties.....

[@Alsry1]

​@@picassoboy52 id invite them to my party

[@creamOnDs]

​@@picassoboy52 how them boots taste

[@marioluigi6024]

​@@picassoboy52Somebody is proud of their multi hundred dollar pen. Lmao

[@earthnormal7024]

@@marioluigi6024these pens do last a long time, most pens not just montblanc but other brands too. I was given a Montblanc 146 in 2021 as a gift for an estate sale and it still works even though the pen was made in 1990. I have pens made in the 1950s that still work. In some cases they outlive people like turtles so sometimes I inherit pens that someone used for years of their career. Anyway these pens can be good but their other options or older options that may be better and what I prefer, but if you’re not in the hobby then you won’t understand.

[@saturnslastring]

"even 18k gold" as if that isn't (one of) the cheapest metal(s) listed. Edited for technical correctness.

[@doc8125]

I do also like how the only solid 18k gold think on a montblanc pen as far as I'm aware is the nib ... which weights like a gram or two and definitively aint driving up the price all that much

[@kanwarjitsingh3897]

They are expensive because they also use materials like silver , white gold and even sometimes expensive marble and sapphire.

[@saturnslastring]

@@kanwarjitsingh3897 i was referring to things like rhodium and iridium, which are much more expensive than gold.

[@oscarcalva2189]

And pales compared to the delightful 21kt sailor king of pen nibs.

[@richmondvand147]

@@doc8125 yeah but thats all brands, unless you like your clips bent after 1 use lol

[@boilensingson8350]

Any pen enthusiast knows that MB just relies on the brand name. For quality and luxury, you go straight to Namiki. The Emperor series is a literal work of art

[@mellow-jello]

Brand marketing, period. Plastic pens, with gold nibs selling for $1K.. other premium pen brands do the same, and charge comparatively or far less.

[@user-qi5jw2hg1c]

Ignorance. Resin isnt plastic, and going 1k or north of that you're pushing into the Solitaire lines of montblancs. You cant just conjure a brand reputation out of thin air; Montblanc got theirs and it is well-deserved. Ive just shy of 20 MBs in an overall collection of around 50 from various brands. Other brands may well be on-par with MB offerings, but MB will never sink below them

[@thomashorton8302]

​@@user-qi5jw2hg1cresin is literally plastic...

[@user-qi5jw2hg1c]

@@thomashorton8302 Resin isn't 'literally' (it's hardly figuratively) plastic at all. Resin for a start comes from a natural source. My point was also much wider than the plastic/resin observation.

[@thomashorton8302]

@@user-qi5jw2hg1c resin can refer to both a natural or non-natural material. Montblanc's plastic as seen on many of their pens is made of a synthetic polymer. It is also incredibly inexpensive to produce.

[@reggin8112]

My platinum 3776 is “Resin”. It is plastic. Mont blanc used to be good and was the only company to not skimp out on materials during war time. Currently, the only thing that keeps them afloat is their reputation and other luxury goods that they sell besides pens.

[@kurm7161]

“Fuck the house, an ink pen should be all I need”

[@hawks9142]

Well, for rich people, once they buy their 50th house they start to mean as much to them as a pen

[@romantum]

​@@hawks9142look at the watch or pen Bill Gates is using ;) Rich people dont care about that things. Those are made for those who want to appear rich..

[@dalelawrence85]

😂

[@justindesrosiers3145]

…All pens write with ink lol

[@jovancham5706]

The video is right. Montblanc do use quality materials but usually you can find pens from other companies that use the same materials for half the price. That's why many people think montblanc is overpriced.

[@SeizureToday]

I heard someone call Montblanc the Rolex of fountain pens.

[@inkwellartisans]

Yeah I would agree with that statement. Montblanc pens are some of the most expensive pens you can buy, and the craftsmanship is impeccable

[@daltonparker7792]

They absolutely are the Rolex of luxury pens. Extremely expensive, lots of QC issues, and are the most common to be used for a status symbol by people who are new to the hobby of collecting pens and watches

[@tsm5831]

@@inkwellartisans nah their craftsmanship ain't shit it's just a piece of plastic with a gold nib they're just soo overpriced. Namiki Maki-e and Urushi lacquered pens have the best craftsmanship and no montblanc can beat it.

[@hfsfuz3168]

Funny how mont blanc also has really good watches, especially for a designer house

[@stormrider01]

Graf von Faber castell is the Rolex of fountain pens. Montblanc is like Patek Phillippe.

[@trimethoxy4637]

fans of montblanc "luxury" just need to look at the true art of namiki maki-e for the art reference

[@user-ys6pt1dr2h]

And "precious resin" is just a marketing term for acrylic. You're paying for a status symbol that people recognize, like a Mercedes, BMW, or Porsche. You want to see true luxury and art? Look at Namiki, Danitrio and similar pen makers.

[@JustSmilinn]

I like both. They aren’t mutually exclusive…

[@IJustKant]

​@@JustSmilinnNo one's saying you can't like both, but you gotta admit Montblanc pales in comparison to Namiki in terms of quality

[@CraigRoccanova]

I love my Namikis! Montblanc is pretty middle of the road when it comes to their writing experience. I mean I have one but it's just okay

[@francismcgee9463]

Namiki's are also exceptionally lovely in appearance! Having never owned one, does their value appreciate over time like Mont Blancs do?

[@danmagoo]

Pilot, all day long.

[@oscarcalva2189]

True. My Custom Urushi 845 and the Custom 823 writing quality runs circles around the MB149 I have.

[@justindesrosiers3145]

I’m completely biased on the Japenese. My favourite brand is Sailor but Pilot is byyyyy far the second best in my heart. Just to name a few: Capless, E95S, Justus 95, Custom 823, actually all Customs lol, Falcon, all of Namiki, even the Metropolitain is better than a Mont Blanc 14kt’

[@KeiPyn24]

I own a MB Meisterstuck. Beautiful pen. My edc is a LAMY. Around 30 bucks. They are fillable and write beautifully.

[@richmondvand147]

do you not find it too short in the hand, I literally couldn't find one that wasn't some weird size without needing to be posted

[@KeiPyn24]

@@richmondvand147 a little. It's a signature pen and not something to write with long term. I use the LAMY Safari for that. But boy, it's beautiful. Almost paid 1k for it.

[@johnfairweather9188]

Mont Blanc pens are riding on their name. There are websites out there with lots of purchasers totally dissatisfied with these pens and the bad customer service. BEWARE!!!

[@AkkshayMarkandayan]

Custom 823 over any Montblanc.

[@FrancoisTHX]

Mind you they have a lot a quality control issues. Especially in the nib.

[@kurtsell8376]

Really? Because if I paid that much for a pen just to have it work poorly I’d probably throw it back in their faces and demand my money back.

[@oscarcalva2189]

True, mine, MB149 18kt had to be adjusted and line delivery was inconsistent out of the box

[@shellshock10]

Plastic… They’re made from plastic

[@palmerconnelly]

I really like all of my Mont Blancs. I got some from my grandfather. Very smooth

[@geewhizzz5234]

With the 221 and 144 I own they must have skipped some of those 35 steps. Customer care? "We don't check our old nibs. Why don't you buy a new one, you filthy pauper?"

[@kevinu.k.7042]

LOL - Yup.

[@m.hankins2210]

Hey folks, buy a Lamy. Not a Montblanc.

[@dd22400]

It's actually not black but a very deep red resin you can see the colour if you hold a high powered flashlight to the resin

[@MrRorschach87]

Yeah. And guess what color you'll see if you hold bright light near "black" Jinhao x159?

[@oscarcalva2189]

And still injected plastic, you can call it resin if you want. Nothing compared to the wonderful TURNED resins of Viscontis, Scribos or Armando Simonis

[@richmondvand147]

resin = industry term for plastic

[@florin-titusniculescu5871]

some cannibal lords also have AKs with gold plating and ivory handle ... underneath just stamped steel . same mindset

[@MrError3000YT]

I have one of these pens, and I can say it's a 10/10. (The advertised pen, not montblanc)

[@EnigmaPhi23]

I will stick with my Platinum and Sailor fountain pens.

[@picassoboy52]

then why the hell are you here for god sake

[@Alsry1]

​@@picassoboy52same reason you're here

[@haomingli6175]

although platinum, sailor, and pilot all imitate the montblanc in their flagships.

[@justindesrosiers3145]

@@haomingli6175How? Platinum and Sailors offer plenty of different colours and likited editions, while the Meisterstuck has been stuck with one colour for all of it’s life. Pilot keeps innovating with different shapes and mechanisms, pocket pens, Vacuums, line-variation ajuster, retractable, etc… Yet Mont Blanc has been stuck with the same piston mechanism for all of it’s life. All 3 manifacturers offer plenty of specialty nibs, softs, Musics, Zooms, UEFs, Falcons, heck Sailor even weilds nibs on top of other nibs (Naginata). Mont Blanc barely offers Obliques

[@mikewingert5521]

My Mont Blanc is 44 years old…..still perfect. A great long term investment.

[@humlab9998]

Bleh.. the reason they are expensive has little to none to do with the material itself

[@jomeson4081]

Is the nib really part of why it’s so expensive? Sailor has a cheaper option with a 21k nib

[@inkwellartisans]

Like someone else said in the comments, Montblanc is like the Rolex of pens. So even with all the expensive materials and labor, Montblanc can still markup their prices because they are a luxury brand

[@IJustKant]

I recently commented something to the effect of montblanc not being a real fountain pen. Well, after buying one (146 with fine nib) a few days ago I have to retract that. It's an excellent pen, no issues whatsoever and writes perfectly right out the box. I'm lovin it. Should it be cheaper than what I paid for? Yeah, but I can see now why people like these pens.

[@BuffaloNickel9]

what did you pay I'm in the market

[@kevinu.k.7042]

Ever buy a Pelikan ? - Similar, much better made and a lot cheaper.

[@IJustKant]

@@BuffaloNickel9 roughly 800, bought it from montblanc's website.

[@IJustKant]

@@kevinu.k.7042 I've been meaning to acquire a pelikan for a while, probably gonna be my next purchase. Their nibs look gorgeous

[@avgjoeshow4208]

Wow! 18K gold!?!? I should tell the 21K gold nib on my just as beautiful sailor that it is garbage cause it’s not 3 karats less on a pen that is only expensive because of the name it’s in

[@12SPASTIC12]

Hi fellow 21k Sailor enjoyer!

[@ShlongMaster5000]

Only sailor makes 21k gold nibbed pens. I own one and its a fking workhorse. Montblanc may be good if you are a collector or just have money to burn but on other instances pelikan and many other japanese brands are better. Sailor nibs have a feedback which i love but many hate it. So, they prefer montblanc or pelikan.

[@jamieb.8354]

@@ShlongMaster5000 I adore Sailor's feedback. Such good pens. I only have the 14k gold nib ones though (three of them). I have a 14k gold nib Pilot that I also love, but it is such a different writing experience to a Sailor.

[@justindesrosiers3145]

I HAVE A KING OF PENS!! Literally the objectively best writing pen refuted by me myself and I and I DON’T WANNA HEAR ANYTHING ELSE On a more serious note, it’s true that I adore my K.O.P, it is my best nib in my collection although I don’t have the biggest collection (30-ish)

[@kevinu.k.7042]

What crap. Staying with Montblanc production pens for a moment. They are good, but there are far better pens which are cheaper. Montblanc spend a huge amount on marketing to keep the brand in the boutique niche. The customer pays for that along with the fashion name. Rolex, which are not actually particularly good Swiss watches, did exactly the same. 36 steps to make the nib my arse! No more steps that any good nib. Aurora still make theirs completely by hand. Montblanc probably don't. Their production levels are far too high for that.

[@paulherman5822]

Well said. Montblanc, during the heyday of their brand was just copying in copyright designs from Sheaffer's and Parker. And the quality has suffered from then on. Like saying that the carburettor of a Harley Davidson is handcrafted instead of the Japanese off the shelf part it's been for decades.

[@kevinu.k.7042]

@@paulherman5822 Thank you for the extra info. I bought an MB 146, second hand unused, out of curiosity. The nib wrote very nicely for a completely stiff nib and nothing about the pen was in anyway remarkable. I notice that the rather flimsy plastic piston filling mechanism is being sold as a spare on eBay. I know of no other piston filling pen where this appears necessary. Pelikan, which are considerably cheaper also have a stiff nib, but their piston filling mechanism is metal. For the same money as a Montblanc a pen user could buy and Onoto, or U.K. Conway Stewart both handmade, both offering a personalised service (I telephoned them ans had some alterations done at no extra cost). Both of these U.K. brands use a mix of Bock, or Yowo nibs which are made to a much higher spec. than the standard. The nibs are exceptionally nice to write with. They have a little gentle give. I would also regards Aurora as being far superior. There will be others. Re-reading my post above I was surprised how animated my language was, but frankly Montblanc deserve it for their pens.

[@kevinu.k.7042]

@@paulherman5822 Thanks for the extra information. The MB 146 (which I returned to the seller I was so disappointed) writes very much like a Parker Duofold Mk. II. That Parker. I prefer the Duofold overall for writing experience. Even the humble Pilot Custom 823 is superior and it has an astonishingly good nib, rather than MB's stiff nail.

[@paulherman5822]

@@kevinu.k.7042 Tell me that the 1xx and 2xx Montblanc are not copying the Parker 45. Or the LAMY 2000 isn't really just a pregnant, piston filler 45. Look at the Sheaffer's Craftsman. Same shape as the Meistersück line. Funny that they copy budget pens so often, and blatantly, yet if a Chinese pen copies a decades out of copyright design, people get up in arms.

[@kevinu.k.7042]

@@paulherman5822 "Pregnant Piston filler." LOL Well, having spent my school years fighting the P. 45 nib, I would say the modern Lamy 2000 is rather superior in both feed and nib. But, didn't the L. 200 come out bout the same time? I take your point. re. copying. I see no similarity between the P. 45 and the Montblanc shapes and the nib and feed are wholly different. I have no interest in Chinese pens. Excepting the TWISBI's made there. And, perhaps the Parkers. The reviews seem to be not so positive regarding the nibs. Also, there is a danger that their volume of production with cheap labour could kill the Western Pen manufacturing Industry. But, that is a tricky area involving much politics.

[@dxdxdxdxdxd7125]

It looks like the author and most people out of the comment section haven't held or written with the Meisterstuck 149, it has the most supple , nicely decorated nib with perfectly tuned inkflow. The precision and build quality are very high as well. But even with such a high praise i must say its overpriced. Some people in the comments compare it to the Custom 823(which is a fantastic pen btw, one of my 3 everyday workhorses in line with Lamy 2000 and Pelikam M800) - it ain't even sniffing the boots of the Meisterstuck - the nib is hard for a gold nib, dry and toothy(which again, are the qualities i rather like for everyday use) but for a pure joy of writing those are detrimental. Also author please stop, we are not fools and know that your "affordable luxury" fountain pen is just another dropship item straight from China

[@user-gl5ld9vm7i]

Overrated pens. Japanese fountain pens are significantly better writers

[@RichBatangKalye]

True, like Pilot

[@cmac1100]

The only reason they are so expensive is the name "Mont Blanc" and they have a snowflake on them. They aren't worth it, but if you're a collector, you gotta have one, right? Lol

[@fusadiluna]

I think the snowflake looking thing is the mont Blanc, the highest pick of the Alps

[@BuffaloNickel9]

it's a 🌟

[@emarino9805]

Pilot and sailor dominate at a fraction of the cost tbh… and forget the buzzwords, resin is just plastic and iridium is an industry standard for tipping material.

[@nwo2428]

i got a classic 146 platinum last month ,it’s really good to use,recommend ! 😊

[@flaviojunior4218]

I prefer Pelikan.

[@jeremyself6984]

I found my people. Mind you, I don’t own a Montblanc, but I know my Pelican is an elegant workhorse.

[@sporkconsumer9051]

same

[@justindesrosiers3145]

I’m not usually a german fountain pen kind of guy but I’d suck Ds for a Souverän M1000 lmao

[@HarryMaguireGoat]

All funs and games until you lost the pen in your school and someone picked it up.

[@Swiss_Army_Knife1780]

Montblanc: Still overrated, independently of price.

[@sigma_z]

Sticking with my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra with built in pen, thanks. 😅

[@GreenyAU]

If you only want to chuck like $10-15 on a starter pen, go for jinhao… that’s what I started with and I had a tight budget…13 years old using pocket money, haven’t had any since I moved out of my parents house and sold my collection cheap…the past month I’ve been begging myself to get back into it, might as well…even though i literally use a pen or pencil once in a blue moon

[@cjmillsnun]

And I have a Platinum Prefounte. Which costs less than $10. It does the job just fine, and if I lose or break it, I'm not going to lose any sleep. Just go get another. And yes I know it's a cheap pen, but it writes well and has become a workhorse for me. It's why despite having more expensive pens, it's my everyday carry.

[@rknine7998]

My aunt bought me a $600 Montblanc pen. Even after paying $70 for repairs, *the pen cannot write.*

[@ramziberberi4148]

All pens can’t write it’s the dummy behind them 🤭

[@rknine7998]

@@ramziberberi4148 No, the ink cannot flow through the feeder down the nib to the paper. Also, the tip of the nib is very bold, like a crayon. I have less expensive pens in my collection that write a lot better.

[@sporkconsumer9051]

thats because they are stupidly overpriced for what they offer a sailor, lamy, pelikan, pilot, or platinum do muh better at a fraction of the cost

[@rknine7998]

@@sporkconsumer9051 You took it right out of my mouth! That is exactly what I said years ago. I have a range between $100 to $200 mixture of Japanese and German pens that write a lot better than Montblanc.

[@sporkconsumer9051]

@@rknine7998 that’s because mont blac is a “luxury” item, that uses their fame to sell pens, not their quality

[@EthanLenz-gb7pv]

No one: *him trying to sell a fountain pen that you can get on AliExpress*

[@Smitty19966]

I'll stick with my Parker in this economy right now...

[@mrk131324]

Yes, yes. But all that is true for any high end pen manfacturerer where you can get such a pen starting at 200€. Other then other luxury brands, Montblanc actually offer a great quality, but you still pay at least 50% for the brand.

[@drago4803]

What resin ??? Its just injection moulded plastic named as precious resin. Good is just 0.8 gram which is about 10 dollars.

[@kamicokrolock]

Most acrylic resin fountain pens are milled on a lathe not molded. Still, you're just buying a name. There are other "luxury" brands that are cheaper or have a better track record in terms of performance.

[@eyetrollin710]

I used to work in a high-end Jeweler that sold these pens we sold a lot of them

[@lrmclinn]

Dooo I hear dropshipping??? 👀

[@911rsr]

Bro knows nothing about fountain pens.

[@Andrew-pv8oz]

Aka marketing and suckers make this cost more

[@DonaldJohnston-rp6yo]

Looks like they are being called out for what they actually are - good quality but overpriced. For the Meisterstuck line, you can get as good if not better from Pilot or Sailor in all aspects. Production costs are probably 30% of their retail price.

[@DonaldJohnston-rp6yo]

@@ploopploopploopboop1887 Nope, just overpriced (Meisterstuck line). Not particularly difficult to make, not rare, no artisanal input. Just overpriced. Montblanc's limited edition lines - then an argument could be made for those (although subjectively many look hideous).

[@arnaupuig5097]

​@@DonaldJohnston-rp6yo It is clear you have no idea about pens at all when you claim with a straight face a Montblanc nib has "no artisanal input" 😂

[@DonaldJohnston-rp6yo]

@@arnaupuig5097 For the Meisterstuck line - I suggest you inform yourself of how they are made before making public comments. Objectively - there is no justification for their price point apart from profit margins and market positioning. They are "good pens", but the pricing is high compared to as good or better from other pen manufacturers. It is amusing, to me, that you say I have no idea about fountain pens.

[@hamburger0]

Bic cristal ballpoint pens are the best, not kidding, literacy increased from 30% to 90% thanks to Bic pens, and they never changed the design cuz it's perfect.

[@pickme_girl_hater]

brings that one of these pens me: *blinks* pen: gone

[@whatever_12]

I can't have nice pen.. I would've lose it in less than a month

[@soggywaffles7697]

These are collectors and gift items. The price doesn’t reflect quality in comparison to competitors like Visconti or Pelikan. That “precious resin” they use feels worse than regular acrylic acetate.

[@greendrone6255]

Jinhao X159 FTW

[@puffy9257]

You’re paying for the brand name and marketing. All these points mentioned in the video would apply to any established fountain pen maker even though they don’t charge half as much eg pilot, sailor etc.

[@huskeeloins]

I’ve got black resin all over my garage time to get pen making

[@Hasediel]

You made it sound as if eighteen karat gold was more expensive than platinum, which it ain't.

[@Tiegerlemon]

Iridium even is much much more expensive that platinum

[@cjmillsnun]

@@Tiegerlemon yet almost every fountain pen has an iridum coated tip.

[@ShlongMaster5000]

It is

[@darrelmorris808]

I definitely care about the names of inks. I bought Diamine Bloody Absinthe because of the name.

[@empera3zz]

The last mahogany pen I purchased in shien for 5€, looks beautiful but the flow if ink is a but slow, so nit for s speedy writer.

[@brickbuilderx2316]

$10,000 isn't even the most expensive, which is mindblowing...I saw a few that were over $120,000, with the others having a "Please enquire" for the tag.

[@HanzCastroyearsago]

I was once a wannabe watch enthusiast, so I understand…

[@A-float]

I'm getting the Montblanc 18k gold Iron 0.5 nib 1pcs fountain pen on Xmas and I'm SOOO EXITED FOR IT

[@sporkconsumer9051]

you should get a pilot, much better quality and at a fraction of the price, or you could get like a Nakimi maki-a which has true art painted on every pen, not just crappy plastic

[@letsplaygtag4842]

"Black resin" Also known as "plastic"

[@BaddyK]

Bold of you to assume I can’t shell out thousands on a mont blanc pen, after watching you advertise for them, I think I’ll be getting one

[@feanaaro8652]

Brand, brand is what makes expensive. Otherwise they are completely unremarkable pens.

[@fireballfpv1207]

My coworker has one he cant use because it always dries out

[@btr9969]

An alternative would be a cross pen, there still fancy & I had my first one in freshman high.

[@Trid3nt861]

Im fine with LAMY or TWSBI pens.

[@juicylouisey]

They are ridiculously overrated pens. Their permanent ink is nice enough though.

[@TraceurRyuk]

Would be cool to buy one of your pens but your website doesn’t work 🤷‍♂️

[@Sahamobilevariety8000]

I was having a ball pen of this company but my classmates stole it😢😢

[@maxmustermann9856]

I have a 18 kt elysee- pen and it´s a 10/10. And it costs new (second hand) 100 €.

[@Chilli_Heeler]

Yeah so expensive

[@MrAlperenfener]

Like he says it’s a luxury symbol , trust me it’s not the best pen. My pilot pen smoother than this

[@johnnycharles702]

My luck, I'd buy one and it would just constantly railroad or overfeed.

[@CrueLoaf]

I’ve had two and both failed to write when needed! Poor ink flow.

[@allfusionx]

Read somewhere “Do things worth writing about and Write things worth reading about….” People who write those can rarely afford such exotic writing instruments 😂

[@anwarsentinel1752]

Cross pens just as good

[@mick_justmick]

Website looks like a scam

[@theanimeboy9953]

Montblanc have pens? I always thought they made wallets and leather goods

[@thedukeofswellington1827]

I write with a fountain pen...wish it didnt bleed so much

[@domplayz12]

I have mont blanc cologne

[@joshthielbar1]

Website not working :-(😢

[@shaukah9173]

Whats your website?

[@ankushsingh7287]

I have one of them....And its price is 2000$😅

[@JoseLuisGarcia1234]

montblanc is all about name though

[@usermbark]

Bic pens are the best

[@Neevarts]

So my grandfather loved pens and has 5 mint blac pens😅😅😅

[@camasdfghjk]

BIC on top

[@jasonwhite6463]

Like most overly expensive things, these pens cost that much bcuz ppl are willing to pay for them. It has nothing to do with anything else.

[@khantmyoaung8885]

Was gonna buy one but your site is sketchy af

[@jasonpark1556]

$50 to make, $6000 for the name

[@nonyabusiness3605]

Iridium is extremely common😅

[@Hussarianbrother]

G2 are the way

[@eddieloera2951]

Anyone else can’t find the store?

[@IvanPlayStation4LiFe]

Pennies to make

[@eduardsanger9712]

Nice temu pen u got in that ad lol

[@burgerbash3829]

When you see the price of a Richard Mille fountain pen 😬

[@ScarletJannaStaAna]

$105K, freakin' expensive

[@brigette3004]

Black resin…plastic. 😂

[@greenjewel8652]

is there any place i can take my set to? its been sitting for 2 decades?

[@kittiball3402]

me who literally breaks 10 ink pens per day by dropping the on the groumd