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Old bank of ireland share certs

  • 29-11-2020 10:42pm
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    duffysfarm
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    I found some old bank of ireland share certs from 2008. They are ordinary stock of nominal value €0.64 each

    Does anyone know if wach one of these shares are still worth one share today?

    The reason why i am asking is i think aib did some kind of a share split whereby each old share was not the same as a new share

    Will do a Google on this also but just checking if anyone might know off-hand the answer


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    duffysfarm
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 851 ✭✭✭duffysfarm


    Just googled it and seen the answer. 30 shares to one in 2017.....
    duffysfarm wrote: »
    I found some old bank of ireland share certs from 2008. They are ordinary stock of nominal value €0.64 each

    Does anyone know if wach one of these shares are still worth one share today?

    The reason why i am asking is i think aib did some kind of a share split whereby each old share was not the same as a new share

    Will do a Google on this also but just checking if anyone might know off-hand the answer


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