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1812 Yes, in phases 5 and 6 only, receiving one quarter of its original cost
rounded down as a trade-in against the cost of another train from the bank or bank pool.
Traded-in trains go into the bank pool.
1824, 1824 v2 No, but one train per company per round can be traded in at 50% of
face value for the next most powerful type. Traded in trains are removed from the game.
1829 Mainline Yes, £180 is paid by the bank for any train, which is then
available from the bank at full price.
1837 No, but if at the train limit, it can pay half a train's cost to put it
back in the bank, so long as it then buys a train.
1858 No, but wounded trains may be discarded.
1869 USA West No, but trains may be voluntarily returned to the bank
without compensation.
1873 No, but trains may be scrapped for no cost. Scrapped trains are
removed from the game.
1893 No, but one train per company per round can be traded in at 50% of face value
for the next most powerful type. Traded in trains are placed in the bank pool.
18?? The company owning the Franklin Imports & Exports private may
sell two trains per game for 40% of their cost, or one train per game for 60% of its cost.
18Africa Yes, at specified resale values.
18CZ No, but during an Acquisition, trains of the smaller company may be
scrapped voluntarily.
18EU No, but Pullmans may be returned to the bank at any time for no recompense.
18Ireland No, but in phases 10 and D, a company may trade in one of its
existing trains for a new train, paying the difference between the cost of the two trains.
18Lilliput No, but obsolete trains may be returned voluntarily to the
bank and placed in the train pool.
18NY Trains may be voluntarily scrapped for one quarter of their full
cost. A company's last train may only be scrapped if the company may then buy a new train
without resorting to loans or emergency fund raising.
Poseidon With the purchase of an E ship, other ships can be traded in for
half their value against the cost of an E ship.
Railroad Barons No (referring to Railroad Corporations).
Rolling Stock Not applicable.
Rest No.
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