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Posted 2 years ago
bhuenink
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These Stock Certificates were found in my Great Aunt's house when she passed away. I have tried to do some research on the companies and have a little success. I am not sure if these are still valuable for there original reasons as shares in a company or if they are valuable as a collector's item, or if they have no value at all. I have found that the Oklahoma Oil and Refining Co. was bought by Humble Oil which then was purchased by Exxon Oil. The others, I have not heard much about. Any help would be great on the history of these certificates.
Thanks,
Ben
Stock and Bond CertificatesThe term "scripophily," a hybrid of English and Greek, describes the collec…
No they are not cashable! LOL But they are collectable, Oil stocks are one of the most desired. Can can find them from $10.00 up to $30.00 each online sales. Dave