- Certificate Search - Certificate Purchase - Order Form Links Advertise 1970's Texaco Oil Company
Beautifully engraved certificate from the Texaco Oil Company issued
from 1974 - 1978. This historic document was printed by the American
Banknote Company and has an ornate border around it with a vignette of oil
derricks, factories, and a seaport with a ship next to the dock.
The company is now
called ChevronTexaco and currently trades on the NYSE under the ticker CVX.
Old stock, bond or mutual fund certificates can be an important source of unclaimed money.
Sometimes, splits,
mergers, exchanges, dissolutions and corporate name changes can mean that
the name on old certificates no longer appears on the market listings,
giving a false impression that the company no longer exists and that the
certificates are worthless
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when market conditions are more favourable. This means your worthless stock,
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