Point of balance is very much in the middle of the common range. And, looking at the sword, unsurprising.
Doesn't mean it's "well-balanced". As in my first post, I'd look for forward pivot point/centre of percussion near the tip. Ideally, within 5cm of the tip. If you're interested in checking where it is, see:
Waggle test video at
http://blog.subcaelo.net/ensis/dynam...ighing-swords/
Waggle test, figure 5 in
http://www.thearma.org/spotlight/GTA...nd_impacts.htm
Pendulum test, figure 6 in the same article.
That's for cut-and-thrust swords. Other swords should and will be balanced quite differently. Sabres often have PP/COP about 10-20cm from the tip, rapiers maybe 1/4 to 1/3 of a blade length from the tip. See
http://www.peterjohnsson.com/the-mak...-a-long-sword/ for some examples.