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Posted by rtraincollector on Wednesday, May 8, 2013 8:55 PM

I remember that set being sold on ebay about 6 months ago and it didn't go for that much I believe it was just over $200 and basiclly to me if you ever wanted to resell it you would do better with a masonic group than others but you know really the bottom line is what your willing to spend and feel good about it.

heres one listed which I think hes fishing for intrest http://www.ebay.com/itm/MASONIC-DIE-CAST-TRAIN-SET-O-GAUGE-1985-/251265937976?pt=Model_RR_Trains&hash=item3a809df238#ht_89wt_709

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Posted by switch7frg on Wednesday, May 8, 2013 8:12 PM

Smile  WOW , you said "good quality" is true. Very well in detail. The engine weighs probably 2lbs. The tender is a heavy weight also and wired for sound.  Mike thank you for the return post.

                  

                                                Respectfully, Cannonball     

                            P.S. Maybe 450.00 is a nice price  ??

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Posted by mbinsewi on Tuesday, May 7, 2013 8:57 PM

Just for fun, I did a Google search, a set sold on eBay back in March, for $299, only one bidder.  In 2000, a Masonic Lodge in PA. offered the set for $500, and I believe they said it was a $650 value.  And Worthpoint and LiveAuctions  each sold a set, but you have to be a member of each to see what the price was. They both estimated the set at $250. 

That's what I found out on a quick search.

The MTH O gauge Caterpillar set I picked up for the grandson, listed at $360, and I bought one, new in the box, from a guy on Craig's List for $35.  Not that it's any kind of a comparison to what your buying, just thought I'd throw that in.

Weaver is supposed to be good quility.

Good luck !

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Posted by switch7frg on Tuesday, May 7, 2013 8:37 PM

Smile  Thank you gentlemen for your time to steer me in the right direction.

 

                                          Respectfully, Cannonball

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Posted by cowman on Tuesday, May 7, 2013 8:32 PM

Go over to the Classic Toy Trains section of these forums, I think you'll get quicker answers.  Most of the folks here are in HO or N.  Not that we haven't had our share of O in the past, just the probability of more current information is greater over there.

Good luck,

Richard

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Posted by tstage on Tuesday, May 7, 2013 8:32 PM

Since it's O-scale related, the fellas on the Classic Toy Trains forum would probably have a better handle on this sorta thing.

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NIB Train Set
Posted by switch7frg on Tuesday, May 7, 2013 8:13 PM

Hmm I have a chance to buy a NIB Weaver Masonic Train set in a coming estate sale. The engine is a PRR 1923  C1  080 O gauge with 5 cars ~~ all freight . The caboose is lit and the tender is wired for sound . The engine has working lights., and smoke. Any one know what would be a good price ??  also it has a set of tools for maintanance on engine.

 

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