If you look on ebay, the same anchor in a polished finish is 1800.00 dollars. I think the non polished one is 1500.00 but not sure. This one has some scratches but could be sanded and polished
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Anchoring, Docking for Sale
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- Galvanized 1/2" bow anchor shackle(US $6.50)
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