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1812, 1826, 1834, 1846, 1849, 1851, 1861, 1867, 1873, 1895, 1898, 18Ardennes,
18EU, 18GB, 18GL, 18SS, 18VA, Rolling Stock, Steam Over Holland There are no par
prices. The initial price is set by the player who purchases the President's certificate,
choosing a value selected from a range of predefined prices. All further share dealing is
done at the current market price.
1817 The President's certificates are auctioned. The initial share price
is the final auction bid divided by two, rounded down to the nearest stock price.
1824, 1824 v2 For Regional Railways with associated Coal Railways, the
price is set by the purchase price of the Coal Railway. For Regional Railways without an
associated Coal Railway, the price is set by the player who purchases the Director's
certificates. In both cases they choose a value from a range of predefined prices.
1825 Major companies have fixed par prices. For minor companies the price
is set by the player who purchases the Presdient's certificate, using any value on the
stock market no lower than one tenth the price of the company's built-in train.
1829, 1829 Mainline, 1835, 1842, 1847, 1847AE, 1853, 1853 v2, 1869 USA West,
1876-35, 1876-35 v2, 1881, 18Africa Companies have fixed par prices.
1827 Jr, Crisis Unknown.
1830 Cardgame, 1830BC Not applicable.
1837 The three National Railways have fixed par prices. For the seven
major companies the initial price is set by the player who purchases the Director's
certificate, choosing a value selected from a range of predefined prices.
1841 There are no par prices. The initial price is set by the player who
purchases the President's certificate, choosing a value selected from a range of
predefined prices. All further share dealing is done at the current market price. The
exception to this is companies created by a merger or promotion (or the Ferdinandea
Succession). These have their initial price calculated from the prices of the predecessor
companies.
1848 The CAR always has an initial price of 100. for all other companies
the price is set by the player who purchases the President's certificate, choosing a value
selected from a range of predefined prices.
1856 For most companies, the price is set by the player who purchases the
President's certificate, choosing a value selected from a range of predefined prices. For
the CGR, the price is calculated from the prices of the companies that form the CGR.
1858 Prior to phase 5, by the face value of the private (rounded down);
from phase 5 onwards the Director chooses one of a range of values.
1862EA, 1862EA v2 The price is set by the player who purchases the
President's certificate, choosing a value selected from a range of predefined prices. For
non-chartered companies, the par price is the highest price on the par chart that is equal
to or lower than the initial share price.
18EZ Level 1 Not Applicable (no share dealing).
18EZ Level 3 For most companies, the price is set by the player who
purchases the President's certificate, choosing a value selected from a range of
predefined prices. For the Black Line, the price is fixed.
18Ireland There are no par prices. For a 5-share company the initial
price is set at the highest price from a predefined list that is not more than half the
winning bid for the company. For a 10-share company the initial price is set by the player
who purchases the Director's certificate, choosing a value selected from a list of
predefined prices. For both types of company all further share dealing is done at the
current market price.
18Lilliput There are no par prices. The initial price is set by the
player who purchases the Director's certificate, choosing any value on the stock market.
18USA The President's certificates are auctioned. The initial share price
is the final auction bid divided by two, rounded down to the nearest stock price between
50 and 200.
2038 The par values of "growth corporations" (minor companies
that have been promoted to major companies) and the TSI and Asteroid League are fixed. For
"growth companies" the par value is 67 but the starting market value is only 10.
Those of other "public companies" are set by the player who purchases the
President's certificate, choosing a value selected from a range of predefined prices.
Poseidon The price is set by the player who purchases the nation's King
card. It can be set to any value on the Prestige track.
Rest The price is set by the player who purchases the President's
certificate, choosing a value selected from a range of predefined prices.
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