Mystery Vatican Pen?

Hey y'all,
Happened across this Vatican pen that was up for sale. I'm not sure what the make is and was pretty unsuccessful with a Google search. So far I found the following: the inscription is in latin and roughly translated says "he/she signs everyone his due" or "law gives everyone his due". This quote is one out of four other inscriptions on the ceiling of the Stanza della Segnatura (and a quartet of medallions). The "stanza" is part of four Raphael rooms in the public part of apartments in the Palace of the Vatican. :)

Hoping the folks here can help! Thanks in advance :)

Images here: https://imgur.com/gallery/6ExYSHI

Could it be Emanuela Orlandi's pen?

The 'MV' on the nib is a makers mark?

I can only find references on chinzy "auction" websites. Some say it is a Visconti, which I doubt.

Most likely a pen you could by for (too much money) at the Vatican Museum, or Musei Vaticani, hence "MV" on the nib.

Honestly looks like a standard IPG pen common to Europe in the 80s that were made in China. I wouldn't pay $20 for it, let alone $200 that OP is asking.

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Originally Posted by AzJon

I can only find references on chinzy "auction" websites. Some say it is a Visconti, which I doubt.

Most likely a pen you could by for (too much money) at the Vatican Museum, or Musei Vaticani, hence "MV" on the nib.

Honestly looks like a standard IPG pen common to Europe in the 80s that were made in China. I wouldn't pay $20 for it, let alone $200 that OP is asking.

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I agree.:) I think it's a souvenir pen.

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Originally Posted by Chrissy

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Originally Posted by AzJon

I can only find references on chinzy "auction" websites. Some say it is a Visconti, which I doubt.

Most likely a pen you could by for (too much money) at the Vatican Museum, or Musei Vaticani, hence "MV" on the nib.

Honestly looks like a standard IPG pen common to Europe in the 80s that were made in China. I wouldn't pay $20 for it, let alone $200 that OP is asking.

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I agree.:) I think it's a souvenir pen.

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Wow thank you AzJon!! I think you might be right---the seller contacted me and said the inscription on the cap says "0253 MVSEVMS PEN".