If we were to say which pens are the most worth collecting, they would have to be the antique versions, from the same era as this Montblanc Noblesse Gold Plate fountain pen. Not only was it produced in the 1980s, but it has also been stored and preserved with an excellent appearance, despite being nearly half a century old.
Because it is made from 20K gold-plated metal with a slim body, you will feel that the pen is not too light when holding it in your hand. At the same time, the stripes running along the body of the pen also help to make the grip feel more secure.
The most outstanding feature of this pen model is the 18K gold nib. This is a simple but luxurious nib style, only available on classic pen versions. Many customers shared with Butchinhhang that the nib writes extremely smoothly, is easy to use, and is even superior to current versions of Montblanc.
