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    The document provides setup instructions for the railroads in the 18XX board game. It details: 1) Placing stock shares and cubes for the Pennsylvania, New York Central, Chesapeake & Ohio, Baltimore & Ohio, and Wabash railroads. 2) The order that railroad stock is auctioned during the initial auction round and who opens the bidding. 3) That the treasury pays for track building costs while the bank pays dividends to shareholders. 4) Placement of railroad cubes on the income track that correspond to the value of each railroad once operational.

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    The document provides setup instructions for the railroads in the 18XX board game. It details: 1) Placing stock shares and cubes for the Pennsylvania, New York Central, Chesapeake & Ohio, Baltimore & Ohio, and Wabash railroads. 2) The order that railroad stock is auctioned during the initial auction round and who opens the bidding. 3) That the treasury pays for track building costs while the bank pays dividends to shareholders. 4) Placement of railroad cubes on the income track that correspond to the value of each railroad once operational.

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    Stock: Pennsylvania Railroad Charter

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    Diego Santos
    The document provides setup instructions for the railroads in the 18XX board game. It details: 1) Placing stock shares and cubes for the Pennsylvania, New York Central, Chesapeake & Ohio, Baltimore & Ohio, and Wabash railroads. 2) The order that railroad stock is auctioned during the initial auction round and who opens the bidding. 3) That the treasury pays for track building costs while the bank pays dividends to shareholders. 4) Placement of railroad cubes on the income track that correspond to the value of each railroad once operational.

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    of 3

    ♦ Place 3 PA shares here.

    Pennsylvania
    Railroad
    Charter STOCK

    ♦ Place capital from stock auctions and revenue from timber


    development here.
    ♦ During the initial auction, a PA share is auctioned first.
    The banker (or selected start player) opens the bidding. ♦ Place a cube in Philadelphia and a cube on $7 on the
    ♦ Treasury pays for track building. Railroad Income Track.
    ♦ Bank, not treasury, pays dividends to shareholders. ♦ Place the remaining 19 PA cubes here.

    TREASURY
    TRACK

    ♦ Place 5 NYC shares here.


    New York
    Central
    Railroad STOCK
    Charter

    ♦ Place capital from stock auctions and revenue from timber


    development here.
    ♦ During the initial auction, a NYC share is auctioned
    fourth. The C&O stockholder opens the bidding.
    ♦ Place a cube in New York and a cube on $8 on the
    ♦ Treasury pays for track building. Railroad Income Track.
    ♦ Bank, not treasury, pays dividends to shareholders. ♦ Place the remaining 23 NYC cubes here.

    TREASURY
    TRACK
    ♦ Place 6 C&O shares here.

    C&O
    Railroad
    Charter STOCK

    ♦ Place capital from stock auctions and revenue from timber


    development here.
    ♦ During the initial auction, a C&O share is auctioned third.
    The B&O stockholder opens the bidding. ♦ Place a cube in Washington and a cube on $5 on the
    ♦ Treasury pays for track building. Railroad Income Track.
    ♦ Bank, not treasury, pays dividends to shareholders. ♦ Place the remaining 25 C&O cubes here.

    TREASURY
    TRACK

    ♦ Place 4 B&O shares here.

    B&O
    Railroad
    Charter STOCK

    ♦ Place capital from stock auctions and revenue from timber


    development here.
    ♦ During the initial auction, a B&O share is auctioned
    second. The PA stockholder opens the bidding.
    ♦ Place a cube in Baltimore and a cube on $6 on the
    ♦ Treasury pays for track building. Railroad Income Track.
    ♦ Bank, not treasury, pays dividends to shareholders. ♦ Place the remaining 21 B&O cubes here.

    TREASURY
    TRACK
    ♦ Place 2 Wabash shares here.

    Wabash
    Railroad
    Charter STOCK

    ♦ Place capital from stock auctions and revenue from timber


    development here.
    ♦ After the first Chicago Dividends are paid, a Wabash share
    is auctioned. The current player opens the bidding. ♦ When the Wabash railroad opens, place a cube in
    ♦ Treasury pays for track building. Fort Wayne and a cube on $1 (or $3 if Fort Wayne
    ♦ Bank, not treasury, pays dividends to shareholders. is developed) on the Railroad Income Track.
    ♦ Place the remaining 10 Wabash cubes here.
    TREASURY
    TRACK

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