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Danish slave shackles

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Jim 21 Jan 2014
#1
A seller is advertising these as slave shackles from a danish slave ship from around 1790.

Do they look genuine, and any idea on their value if they are original?

Jonesey 21 Jan 2014
#2
Kind of hard to tell by the one photo, but are those remnants of nickel plating on the shackle?
Anonymousx3 21 Jan 2014
#3
A seller is advertising these as slave shackles from a danish slave ship from around 1790.

Do they look genuine, and any idea on their value if they are original?

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Nickel ......... What!!!, anon' you are stupid.
anon1x 21 Jan 2014
#4
A seller is advertising these as slave shackles from a danish slave ship from around 1790.

Do they look genuine, and any idea on their value if they are original?

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These are not slave shackles and they were not made in 1790.
Anonymous 25 Jan 2014
#5
A seller is advertising these as slave shackles from a danish slave ship from around 1790.

Do they look genuine, and any idea on their value if they are original?

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look like the real thing,for some reason they never bring more then $150
do you have the key?
Nils 25 Jan 2014
#6
A seller is advertising these as slave shackles from a danish slave ship from around 1790.

Do they look genuine, and any idea on their value if they are original?

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A set of Puzzle Shackles. They look legit. Is the lock there, or has it rusted out?

$120 to $150 I'd say. For some reason, this type (not this specific shackle) is rather common.

Nils