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Value of Anglo Irish Bank Share Certificate

12-04-2013 10:36am

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#2 12-04-2013 9:33pm

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Like some of my other investments, only value I can see with those certificates it to wipe your ar*e with them.

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#3 12-04-2013 9:37pm

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I have a mate who knows a bit more about AIB than I do, let me call him in.

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#4 14-04-2013 8:42pm

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I'll give you €20 for it.

And hang it on the inside of my front door so every time I walk out the door I'll see it and remind myself never to take financial advice from friends "in the know"

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#7 16-04-2013 2:29pm

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I doubt they're worth much, particularly as they're so recent, and probably extremely common.

There's certificates from the 19th century selling on ebay for less than a pound.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Share-Certificates-Bonds-/72381/i.html

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#8 16-04-2013 2:36pm

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