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The price of slaves varied by availability and qualifications. In an article written on February 1865, it stated that a healthy negro who was 36 years old, sold for $4,900 or $200 in confederate money. A 15 year old negro girl was $400 less. Black mechanics went for $2,000 confederate or $80 in money.

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(average price $450)

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the average price of a slave was $450

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