The Most Important Most Expensive Pencils In The World Statistics
The most expensive pencil in the world is the Perfect Pencil by Graf von Faber-Castell, priced at $12,800.
Caran D'ache releases a pencil made with diamonds and rubies that costs $425,000.
The Caran d'Ache 1010 Diamonds Limited Edition Pencil sold for £27,000 in a UK auction.
The Tibaldi for Bentley Crewe fountain pen, which also operates as a pencil, is priced at $5,140.
Montblanc creates a luxurious pencil line that includes the Meisterstuck Platinum range, priced at $400.
Porsche's P3135 Solid Titanium Pencil ranges in price from $500 to $1,500.
Visconti's Speak Easy pen, designed to store a small amount of liquor, retails for over $10,000. Though it is primarily a pen, it also operates as a pencil.
Yard-O-Led’s Grand Victorian Sterling Silver pencil costs over $600.
S.T. Dupont's D-Initial Black and Gold Ballpoint pen, which also operates as a pencil, retails at $265.
The Waldmann Xetra Vienna series mechanical pencils, made of solid sterling silver, range from $135 to $200.
The Delta Vintage Stylus Pencil, made from a hand-turned resin barrel, usually sells for around $365.
A single limited edition Blackwing Vol. 1 pencil, inspired by Guy Clark, can be bought for around $30.
The Ancora Pencil range has pencils priced up to $5,000, made from 18k gold and inlaid with diamonds.
The LAMY 2000 Black Amber 50th Anniversary Pen, which doubles as a mechanical pencil, was released with a price tag of $500.