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FarbrorSeb

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So I’ve been offered an MB Meisterstück for $250. I was unable to find any identifying marks or numbers, so I wish to employ the forum for help.

 

..And if it’s a fair price?

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144.  In that condition (based on the markings in the white star and the dull finish), wholesale used in the USA should be ~US$50-$85, retail twice that after a thorough cleaning and a polish. Slightly more if accompanied by box/papers and for less common nibs.  Look for corrosion on the gold-plated band at the end of the section, which can be replaced (I believe Dale Beebe has them).

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... and check for a serial number on the clip ring. Should be a unique number.

Agree with FredRydr, it's overpriced.

The pictures look correct, but it's one of the most faked models, so double check everything, if you go ahead with the sale. The nib should not attract a magnet, if it's genuine.

If it all checks out and you are still interested, come in with a much lower offer. I'd say under half the asking price.

 

Tread carefully - and good luck.

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