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Stocks,stock market,missing stock certificate?

Can anyone tell me,About cashing in some stocks that I've owned for about 15years.I received the certificate when i bought them.The stocks are call "Azco"A copper mine out of Arizona Or it might be Canada last I heard.Their the first stocks ive bought.Put them aside for 15years hoping they would go to $ 10.Not going to happen.Now i would like to get rid of them.I think the company stopped trading them,I cant find the certificate.Does anyone know if I can sell them without the certificate,or if the company stopped trading,help need the money.thanks.S_witchdan@yahoo.com


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Answer by MVD34
According to my quick securities research AZCO Mining, Inc Glendale, Arizona 85307 appears to be SANTA FE GOLD CORPORATION now.

You will need to contact the Transfer Agent (bottom of the page, link below) to determine if this is true and if your shares of AZCO are convertible into shares of Santa Fe. If so, the Transfer Agent will be able to tell you how to do so.

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Palazzo Mezzanotte. Piazza Affari, Milano. Borsa Italiana. Stock Exchange in Milan, Italy. Dito medio di Cattelan.


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Il Palazzo Mezzanotte è un palazzo sito in Piazza Affari a Milano conosciuto anche come Palazzo delle Borse. L'incarico di costruire il palazzo fu conferito nel 1927 all'architetto Paolo Mezzanotte, allo scopo di unificare tutte le attività borsistiche milanesi in un solo luogo, che da allora ospita la sede della Borsa di Milano. Oggi, dove si svolgevano le contrattazioni, è presente un centro congressi.

L'antistante Piazza Affari ospita L.O.V.E., il 'dito medio', opera in marmo di carrara di Maurizio Cattelan, artista veneto residente a New York.

Palazzo Mezzanotte ("Mezzanotte Palace"), also known as Palazzo delle Borse ("Stock Exchange Palace") is a 20th century building of Milan, Italy, and the seat of the Italian stock exchange. It is located in Piazza Affari ("Business Square"), the city square after which the Italian stock exchange itself is nicknamed. The name "Palazzo Mezzanotte" is a reference to Paolo Mezzanotte, the architect who designed the building.

Source: Wikipedia et al.

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