uhhhh on Teo knows what followed at each time I messaged him "Hey Ted" :)) the next line was "I know Emy, Im not rushing it - its not ready - we need more time" :))

Not even if I wanted too too many bills to little pay meds come first

Thanks Vic - it may be the one or not ... for sure I can say its unique and reflects my abilities and my level in the industry at this moment, and im for sure proud of that :D

Fair enough! Tho the gold content of the nib doesnt dictate the overall performances, I can tell you 14k gold nibs feel a lot softer and more gentle than an 18k, to this point - it matters more what is stamped on it or how it feels in writing? Have a look online at what are the average prices on an edition that numbers 3 pens :D then ... 2000 isnt that far out there. Anyway - I think we should start a challenge in showcasing more handwriting both on the channel and overall in our social media ? isnt this a good idea? All that pens... and still not as much writing

@@pen.venture Thank you Emy for this detailed response. I agree that we need to show more handwriting, both on the channel and in general on our social media. Too many fountain pen enthusiasts are more concerned with comparing and collecting inks, making lists, collecting as many series of fountain pens as possible, showing them and reviewing them, but write surprisingly little. About myself I can say that first of all I write, I mean studies and literary work. You are right, the pen should fit well in the hand and feel good when writing, what is written on the nib is unimportant. In any case, steel nibs are my preference. I like that typical 'stiffness'.

Can you buy it on credit ?

Hey Ruben - thank you my man - be strong, greetings from Romania - the staff told me we have some messages on the shop phone, ill get to them