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NSC 2021 Early February Auction Results MFG MODEL SCALE DESCRIPTION ROAD # VARIATION # PRICE MEMBER MTL 65092 N SHELL 6-CAR SET 6-PACK SET #01 (#1102) 1 MTL 20047 N NEW YORK CENTRAL 180189 2 $56.00 4748 MTL 20092 N SOUTHERN PACIFIC 6-PACK SET #03 (#97622) 3 MTL 20140 N BOSTON & MAINE 74406 WR DOOR 4 $11.00 4951 MTL 20660 N SEABOARD 24863 SILVER COMET 5 $6.00 260 MTL 20832 N NEW HAVEN 6-CAR SET 6-PACK SET #01 (#31740) 6 $56.00 4951 MTL 20146 N RUTLAND 103 7 $6.00 260 MTL 20426 N MYSTIC TERMINAL RR 74015 8 $6.00 6618 MTL 21110 N ATSF 149968 9 $10.00 6776 MTL 21500 N HAPPY BIRTHDAY (BLUE CAR) 2005 40' STANDARD BXCR, PLUG DOOR 10 MTL 21504 N FOUR CALLING BIRDS TDOC 04 40' STANDARD BXCR, PLUG DOOR 11 MTL 021 00 506 N SIX GEESE A LAYING TDOC 06 40' STANDARD BXCR, PLUG DOOR 12 MTL 23070 N CANADIEN/CANADIAN NATIONAL 583794 I A N @ BW END 13 MTL 23231 N BURLINGTON NORTHERN 198961 40' BOXCAR, DOUBLE DOOR 14 MTL 23220 N GREAT NORTHERN CIRCUS CAR #10 (RED) 3486 40' BOXCAR, DOUBLE DOOR 15 MTL 24260 N CANADIAN PACIFIC 55935 40' BXCR, SINGLE DOOR, NO ROOFWALK 16 MTL 25310 N MILWAUKEE ROAD 50851 50' RIB SIDE BXCR, SINGLE DR W/O ROOFWALK 17 $8.00 6618 MTL 25400 N BOSTON & MAINE 3249 GILFORD "G" LOGO 18 $18.00 6424 MTL 25540 N ST. MARY'S RAILROAD 4209 50' RIB SIDE BXCR, SINGLE DR W/O ROOFWALK 19 $6.00 6726 MTL 25600 N APALACHICOLA NORTHERN RAILROAD 7033 "PORT OF ST. JOE" 20 $7.00 6726 MTL 26040 N MISSOURI PACIFIC 367923 50' RIB SIDE BXCR, PLUG & SLIDING DR 21 $8.00 6424 MTL 27170 N PENNSYLVANIA 112015 50' RIB SIDE BXCR, PLUG DR W/O ROOFWALK 22 $7.00 260 MTL 027 00 300 N BNSF 714083 50' RIB SIDE BXCR, PLUG DR W/O ROOFWALK 23 $11.00 2657 MTL 28030 N SOUTHERN PACIFIC 26360 24 $6.00 260 MTL 30060 N COTTON BELT 67317 25 $10.00 6258 MTL 30180 N UNION PACIFIC 300305 26 $12.00 6424 MTL 31050 N PITTSBURGH & LAKE ERIE 23023 50' STANDARD BXCR, SINGLE DOOR 27 $10.00 1994 MTL 31192 N NEW YORK CENTRAL 6-PACK 28 $75.00 4748 MTL 31220 N ALASKA RAILROAD 10700 50' STANDARD BXCR, SINGLE DOOR 29 $10.00 6258 MTL 31340 N ATSF 10001 50' STANDARD BXCR, SINGLE DOOR 30 MTL 031 44 370 N KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN (WEATHERED) 400 50' STANDARD BXCR, SINGLE DOOR 31 $26.00 5996 MTL 32050/4 N ATSF 6181 32 $6.00 6618 MTL 32166 N SEABOARD COAST LINE 492964 CLIP-ON 33 MTL 32170 N CANADIAN PACIFIC 80275 34 $6.00 6618 MTL 32190 N NEW HAVEN 40602 35 $8.00 6726 MTL 032 00 190 N NEW HAVEN 40600 50' STANDARD BXCR, PLUG DOOR 36 MTL 32320 N READING 17059 37 $6.00 6726 MTL 32340 N GREAT NORTHERN 36871 W/21212 38 $6.00 260 MTL 32360 N MODEL RAILROADER 346599 "65TH ANNIVERSARY" 39 MTL 032 00 406 N SMOKEY BEAR FIRE PREVENTION CAR #6 1982A 40 MTL 33060 N COTTON BELT 48079 50' STANDARD BXCR, PLUG & SLIDING DR 41 $6.00 260 MTL 33120 N GREAT NORTHERN 36263 50' STANDARD BXCR, PLUG & SLIDING DR 42 $6.00 6618 MTL 34010 N BALTIMORE & OHIO CHESSIE SYSTEM) 288658 50' STANDARD BXCR, DOUBLE DOOR 43 $6.00 6618 MTL 34020 N PENN CENTRAL 174707 44 $8.00 6726 MTL 34050 N SOUTHERN PACIFC 202516 45 $6.00 6726 MTL 34200 N NEW YORK CENTRAL 47056 W/31192 (05/99) 46 $10.00 4748 MTL 35130 N CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY 52145 47 $6.00 260 MTL 35140 N SOO LINE 29630 48 $10.00 4748 MTL 037 00 030 N SOUTHERN W/ LOAD 43039 50' STANDARD BXCR, DOUBLE DOOR 49 $18.00 6569 MTL 38020 N BICEN-CONNECTICUT (RED ROOF) 40509 50 MTL 038 00 402 N US NAVY SERIES #2 (USS HORNET) CV-12 50' STANDARD BXCR, PLUG DOOR 51 MTL 39020 N RAILBOX 14708 50' STANDARD BXCR, SINGLE DOOR, NO ROOFWALK 52 $17.00 6424 MTL 39060 N ATSF 38691 53 MTL 39120 N WABASH 80027 40' DOUBLE SHEATHED WOOD BXCR, SINGLE DR 54 $6.00 260 MTL 43575 N MICHIGAN CENTRAL 62473 40' DOUBLE SHEATHED WOOD BXCR, 1 1/2 DOOR 55 MTL 44080 N SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEATTLE 34034 50' FLATCAR, STRAIGHT SIDES 56 $8.00 6618 MTL 44090 N CB&Q 93374 50' FLATCAR, STRAIGHT SIDES 57 $6.00 6618 MTL 045 00 504 N NOSE ART 667419 50' FLATCAR W/40' CONTAINER 58 $14.00 6726 MTL 46250 N ALGOMA CENTRAL 715 50' GONDOLA, FISHBELLY SIDES 59 $10.00 4748 MTL 47060 N PACIFIC FRUIT EXPRESS 18958 40' WOOD SHEATHED WOOD REEFER 60 $18.00 4748 MTL 47220 N SANTA FE ROAD "SCOUT" 26206 40' WOOD SHEATHED WOOD REEFER 61 $21.00 6776 MTL 047 00 406 N RINGLING BROS. BILLBOARD CAR #6 NONE 40' WOOD SHEATHED WOOD REEFER 62 MTL 48100 N CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN 1343 50' GONDOLA, STRAIGHT SIDES 63 $11.00 6424 MTL 49040 N UNIVERSAL CARLOADING 8135 "NATIONAL DAIRY" 64 $57.00 5996 MTL 49060 N UNION REFRIGERATED TRANSIT 23140 "VAN CAMP" 65 MTL 49360 N MISSOURI, KANSAS & EASTERN 3100 66 $6.00 6726 MTL 49410 N MILLER HIGH LIFE 93185 67 $7.00 260 MTL 51010 N CANADIAN PACIFIC 435053 34' WOOD-SHEATHED CABOOSE, STRAIGHT CUPOLA 68 $10.00 260 MTL 51200 N MAINTENANCE OF WAY - DARKER BROWN 69 MTL 54020 N SOUTHERN PACIFIC 508477 FROM SET #2 70 $15.00 6424 MTL 54020 N SOUTHERN PACIFIC 508482 FROM SET #2 71 $15.00 6424 MTL 55102-514 N CLINCHFIELD RAILROAD SET #01 5-PACK SET #01 (#51514) 72 MTL 56150 N SOUTHERN 111996 73 $12.00 6667 MTL 56182 N READING 5-CAR SET 5-PACK SET #01 (#80322) 74 MTL 56230 N CENTRAL OF NEW JERSEY 60747 W/78052 5-PACK 75 $10.00 6667 MTL 056 00 380 N PENNSYLVANIA RR 494739 33' TWIN BAY HOPPER, RIB SIDES 76 $14.00 6667 MTL 57030/3 N LEHIGH VALLEY 14500 FROM SET #1 77 $6.00 6618 MTL 57080 N BALTIMORE & OHIO 30462 FROM SET #1 78 $7.00 6618 MTL 57080 N BALTIMORE & OHIO 30842 FROM SET #1 79 $7.00 6726 MTL 57100 N PENNSYLVANIA 220877 80 $6.00 6726 MTL 58020 N SCHWARZSCHILD & SULZBERGER CO. 1675 40' WOOD-SHEATHED ICE REEFER 81 $9.00 4951 MTL 058 00 220 N NESTLE BABY RUTH #3 4530 36' DOUBLE SHEATHED WOOD REEFER 82 $21.00 5811 MTL 058 00 221 N NESTLE BABY RUTH #7 4537 36' WOOD SHEATHED REEFER 83 $19.00 4951 MTL 58580 N PEPSI COLA 58013 "BUT IT COSTS A NICKEL!" (58500) 84 MTL 59080 N POPSICLE 7002 40' STEEL ICE REEFER 85 MTL 59540 N U.R.T.X. 75524 AMERICAN BEEF PACKERS 86 MTL 59560 N MTL 2000 HOLIDAY CAR 2000 40' STEEL ICE REEFER 87 $13.00 4526 MTL 60010 N MILWAUKEE ROAD 80344 88 $8.00 6424 MTL 62020 N NORFOLK & WESTERN 70699 50' COMPOSITE SIDE GONDOLA, FISHBELLY SIDES 89 $6.00 260 MTL 63010 N GRAND TRUNK WESTERN 145457 90 $6.00 260 MTL 65122 N UTLX 5-CAR SET (EARLY VERSION) 5-PACK SET #01 (#71097) 91 MTL 65280 N MILWAUKEE ROAD 908310 39' SINGLE DOME TANK CAR 92 $16.00 5134 MTL 65320 N CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN (MAROON CAR) 267 39' SINGLE DOME TANK CAR 93 MTL 065 00 800 N DIAMOND PRODUCTS 2955 39' TANK CAR, SINGLE DOME 94 MTL 67160 N BURLINGTON NORTHERN 237907 "FORT WORTH" SKYLINE 95 $11.00 2657 MTL 67180 N BURLINGTON NORTHERN 237833 "DALLAS" SKYLINE 96 $11.00 2657 MTL 69050 N AMERICAN REFRIGERATOR TRANSIT 353 FROM TT SET 97 MTL 69080 N NEW YORK CENTRAL "MDT" 1025 51' 3-3/4" RIVET SIDE MECHANICAL REEFER 98 $8.00 6618 MTL 69160 N KLONDIKE BAR 695 99 MTL 70060 N MICROTRAINS LINE COMPANY 1993 3rd ANNIVERSARY 100 MTL 073 44 080 N MKT (WEATHERED) 5532 40' STANDARD BXCR, SINGLE DOOR 101 $14.00 6618 MTL 74020 N CANADIAN PACIFIC 35893 MANDARIN ORANGE 102 $8.00 6726 MTL 75100 N WISCONSIN & SOUTHERN 503144 103 MTL 76020 N DELAWARE & HUDSON 24294 104 $6.00 6726 MTL 77020 N READING 20054 105 $5.00 260 MTL 077 00 160 N MANITOBA PROVINCIAL CAR 1870 50' BXCR, SINGLE DOOR (NO ROOFWALK) 106 $8.00 260 MTL 078 00 120 N CONOCO 50004 107 MTL 81030-1 N NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES 4180892 40' CONTAINER 108 MTL 083 00 052 N GREAT NORTHERN W/ SCRAP WOOD LOAD 75622 40' DROP BOTTOM GONDOLA 109 MTL 085 00 040 N CHESAPEAKE & OHIO W/ COAL LOAD 63353 33' USRA PANEL SIDE HOPPER 110 $16.00 6667 MTL 87020 N NICKEL PLATE ROAD 33324 33' TWIN BAY HOPPER (ARCH ENDS) 111 $10.00 6667 MTL 94140 N CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY/SOO LINE 119145 3-BAY COVER ACF CENTERFLOW HOP 112 $15.00 6424 MTL 094 00 220 N PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 260716 3-BAY COVER ACF CENTERFLOW HOP 113 $14.00 6424 MTL 100 00 160 N CANADIAN SERIES CABOOSE 13 114 MTL 102010 N DETROIT, TOLEDO & IRONTON 25912 115 MTL 102030 N MICROTRAINS LINE COMPANY 1172 25th ANNIVERSARY 116 MTL 102070 N NORFOLK SOUTHERN 465677 60' EXCESS HGT DBL PLUG DR BXCR 117 $10.00 6618 MTL 104040 N CONRAIL 216722 60' EXCESSIVE HEIGHT BXCR, SINGLE DR 118 $16.00 1994 MTL 106060 N HERSHEY'S 1011 50' STEEL-SIDE GON W/LOW COVER 119 $16.00 1994 MTL 108 00 182 N SOUTHERN PACIFIC W/ COAL LOAD 481089 100 TON, 3-BAY HOPPER 120 $10.00 6618 MTL 109040 N ATSF 90000 121 $14.00 6632 MTL 109 00 250 N SLSF "FRISCO" W/SPOOL LOAD 3900 HWT DEPRESSED CNTR FLATCAR 122 $16.00 5996 MTL 114 00 060 N 40' SPINE LOG CAR W/UPRIGHTS LOG LOAD "J" 123 $12.00 5811 MTL 121 00 080 N NEW HAVEN 23 SCALE TEST CAR 124 MTL 84-06 N-SR RAIL FIESTA 84 (20000) 125 $10.00 6726 MTL 84-12 N-SR CP RAILWAY 250413 PNS-3 (20000) 126 MTL 84-22 N-SR NTRAK & WESTERN 38993 (56000) 127 MTL 90-02 N-SR PITTSBURGH LIMITED NONE WHITE (24000) 128 $8.00 6726 MTL 91-06 N-SR DENVER & INTERMOUNTAIN 3-CAR SET 1991 INCL 2 NON-MTL CARS (32000) 129 $29.00 260 MTL 92-04 N-SR COLUMBUS "DISCOVERAIL '92" 1992818 YELLOW (24000) 130 MTL 92-16 N-SR BANTRAK 10TH ANNIVERSARY 198393 (75000) 131 MTL 94-10 N-SR PCR-PACIFIC COAST GOLD 1994 (70000) 132 $8.00 260 MTL 94-14 N-SR ORLANDO 70794 LMO (21000) 133 $8.00 6618 MTL 94-22 N-SR GENESEE & ONTARIO 1984-94 (38000) 134 $12.00 2333 MTL 94-56 N-SR PALOS VERDE 2-CAR SET 2-PACK SET #01 (#6951) (37000) 135 MTL 95-32 N-SR 1ST PIONEER AWARD 1995 JIM FITZGERALD (20000) 136 MTL 96-64 N-SR RUNNIN TRAINS '96 81596 N SCALE EAST CONVENTION 137 MTL 97-68 N-SR GN CIRCUS CARS 5-CAR SET 5-PACK SET #01 (#3347) 138 $125.00 1747 MTL 98-41 N-SR FADING MEMORIES #01 473 PACKARD (43000) 139 MTL 98-42 N-SR CANADIAN PACIFIC (PNS-7) 58965 40' BOXCAR, SINGLE DOOR 140 MTL 99-12 N-SR NMRA LIVING LEGENDS 4623 CANANDAIGUA SOUTHERN (94000) 141 MTL 01-15 N-SR GRAFFITI COLLECTORS SERIES #09 21468 "BURNER" (94000) 142 $62.00 5996 MTL 01-28 N-SR YUENGLING LORD CHESTERFIELD ALE 62601 (59000) 143 $27.00 6619 MTL 01-32 N-SR YUENGLING LAGER 63001 (59000) 144 $27.00 6619 MTL 02-38 N-SR UNITED HERITAGE INSURANCE COMPANY 2002 VERY LIMITED RUN 145 MTL 04-90 N-SR OLD DOMINION BREWING CO.
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