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    Default Re: Why high end Ballpoint Pens? (Or Rollerball or Pencil or Ball Pen?)

    Quote Originally Posted by kaliuzhkin View Post
    But what is the appeal of high end Ballpoint, Ball, Rollerball pens or Pencils? I could spend over $300 for a new Pelikan Souveran 800 or 805 Ball Pen or Rollerball, and thousands for Montblancs.

    The only appeal I can see is that one of these and a suitable model fountain pen forms a set. But that doesn't seem sufficient to warrant these high prices.

    Please enlighten me.
    The appeal is the same whether it's fountain pen or rollerball or ballpoint.

    Example, if I'm a Queen fan (which I am), and if I have enough pen-fund to pay whatever Montegrappa is selling the "A Night at the Opera" for (which I don't), then I will buy the fountain pen or the rollerball (or both) because primarily of the Queen connection. Whether it's the fountain pen or the roller-ball, is secondary preference.

    I personally would (of course) prefer the fountain pen, but others may prefer the rollerball.
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