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0 pointsGuiA6y ago0 comments

It depends if it’s the act of signing itself that is ceremonalized, or the quality of the ink on the paper.

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What matters is that it appears to have been a fountain pen when the recipient receives it. That's probably a combination of ink viscosity, pressure on the paper, things like that.

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0 pointsGuiA6y ago0 comments

It depends if it’s the act of signing itself that is ceremonalized, or the quality of the ink on the paper.

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chrisseaton6y ago

What matters is that it appears to have been a fountain pen when the recipient receives it. That's probably a combination of ink viscosity, pressure on the paper, things like that.

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