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I have a Aloka Oil Company Limited stock. It's 75 shares and it's from june 30 1932. Is this worth anything and if so I how could get information about it?
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Mike, I don't have any information on Aloka, although it is older than most of the information I have available.
Due to the great age of the certificate, I suggest that you either contact the Province of Incorporation and see what information they have on file, or take the certificate to a broker and see if they can perform a more detailed search for you.
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