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Why should you buy pens?

Why should you buy pens?

They can be very useful, and whether you’re at school, home, office or college, they’re essential for drafting documents, jotting down notes, writing essays or giving examinations. Even though technological advancements continue to change the way we work, pens have remained to be indispensable.

Why do people buy luxury pens?

Luxury pens last longer. They tend to write smoother. They give a greater sense of purpose. As gifts, they’re much better suited for commemorating a special occasion (you wouldn’t give a Bic to someone who just got a major promotion).

Can you collect ballpoint pens?

You can of course collect ballpoints, rollerballs and pencils too (which most of us do too), but that is usually not the primary focus of our collection. There are many things to remember for newcomers to the fountain pen collecting hobby. The best tip I can give you to start with is to buy what you like.

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What is a funfountain pen collecting hobby?

Fountain pen collecting is a fun hobby and can teach you a lot about history, the economy throughout history, manufacturing, and much more. Pens are one of the few collectibles that do not devalue with normal use so you can actually use that 1920s crescent filler for years without hurting the value of the pen.

Do fountain pens increase in value over time?

In fact, vintage pens usually increase in value over the years! This does not mean that collecting pens is a good investment, although it can be, typically it is not. One note, when I talk about fountain pen collecting that is because most pen collectors I know collect primarily fountain pens.

What are some tips for a beginner to fountain pen collecting?

There are many things to remember for newcomers to the fountain pen collecting hobby. The best tip I can give you to start with is to buy what you like. Too many people start by buying everything they can get their hands on and just wind up selling them off later, usually at a loss, to fund purchases of pens they really like.