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What do I have to do to replace an original stock certificate from General Mills?

My son who recently went through a manic episode took all my valuables and they are strewn throughout the house. After days of looking for things, I found most but NOT my origianl stock certificate. What do I have to do to acquire a new one for the one that is lost?
Any help is so appreciated.

You will have to notify the company's transfer agent,
provide them with your social security number, the full name used on the registeration of the certificate, and tell them that the certificate was destroyed. If you have other certificates for General Mills, give them the numbers on those certificates and the agent can determine which ones you will need to replace.

The agent will send you the paper work for a replacement certificate, It will be an insurance bond, you should complete the paper work and send them along with a check (they will tell you how much the bond will cost).
They agent will place a "stop" on the bad certificate and issues a new one, but you will have to place a security bond on the old one, this is the purpose of the bond paper work.

However, if you have the old certificate regardless of it's condition you can send to the transfer agent and they will have another printed. This should not cost you anything other than your time.

Annalyzedgourds gave you some bad information, brokerage firms can not and do not replace stock certificates only the transfer agent can process this.

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I have 7 original AT&T stock certificates totaling 152 shares. Are they of any value? Should I sell them?

I inherited the shares after the deah of my parents, my mom in 1995 and my dad in 2005. 2 certficates are in both my parent's names and the other 5 have just my moms name. The date of purchase and shares are as follows: 4/29/66, (5 shares), Bankers Trust; 1/31/68 (16 shares) Bankers Trust; 2/24/82 (6 shares) Chemical Bank; 2/23/83 (12 shares) Chemical Bank; 2/22/84 (13 shares) Manufacturers Hanover; 3/1/85 (18 shares, Common Stock) Manufacturers Hanover; 12/12/90 (82 shares, Common Stock) Manufacturers Hanover. After the death of my father I was awarded administrator for his estate by the Surrogate Court. I have also filed all the other papers relating to his estate including a tax ID number. My questions are: Can I find out the value of the certifcates without a broker? Will there be any tax implicatins if I sell them? Will I have benefited if they have split over the years? Should I hold onto them? I don't know what to do and need help. Where do I start?

Sorry to hear about your loss. Your parents were very good investors I should tell you. I am unable to look up past 87, but there are at least 3 splits your transaction agent will help you with. A 3 for 1 in '87, a 2 for 1 in '93, and a 2 for 1 in '98.

Ma Bell (AT&T) was one of my Grandfathers favorite stocks.
One of the reasons why is because that they PAID A DIVIDEND! You have decades of unrealized dividend payments on your Ma Bell holdings.
Did I also mention that AT&T has spun off some of its companies? Lucent and other bells. You will have some of this stock as well.
DO NOT LOSE YOUR PAPER CERTIFICATES!
Nowadays there are electronic files, back in '66 there was not. These Certificates are almost the only way that you can prove that these holdings are authentic.
If your parents did not have a broker, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BANK AND ASK THEM.
Take care and best of luck! Bye the way, AT&T is paying a 4.9% dividend right now. That is better than a 30 year bond.
Wow!
Just so you know, we are talking about a SIZEABLE amount of money here, so KEEP YOUR CERTIFICATES IN A SAFE PLACE, until that you meet with your bank or brokerage representative.