Thursday, February 26, 2015 9:36:11 PM
BT, What I recall from perhaps a year ago was that PGLC had removed the restricted/144 status from the shares, BUT the individual's brokers were giving them incredible grief over actually letting them do anything with those shares. They are definitely NOT worthless - you can always just sign them over to me 
Many people in your shoes were complaining just how hard it was to get their brokers to let them sell their existing 144 shares and one or two brokers were insisting on usurious fees if they did let them.
When gzone replied to you on a similar question in November, he (?) thought you had received 0.8 shares of PGLC for each share you had owned in CRGC. I suggest that you go back about a year to 18 months and look at those discussions on this board.
If you look at message 1500, one IHubber is complaining his broker wanted $320 to give him his PGLC stock certificate from his old CRGC shares. So that is about the right message number to start your search.
Frankly, if all I had was 100 shares of CRGC, I'm not sure I would bother, as it would only be 80 shares worth $32 total. Hardly worth the effort.
But if I had 10,000 shares, I'd certainly read back through older posts and look at my old statements from my broker. Then I'd call the broker.
Hope this helps.
Many people in your shoes were complaining just how hard it was to get their brokers to let them sell their existing 144 shares and one or two brokers were insisting on usurious fees if they did let them.
When gzone replied to you on a similar question in November, he (?) thought you had received 0.8 shares of PGLC for each share you had owned in CRGC. I suggest that you go back about a year to 18 months and look at those discussions on this board.
If you look at message 1500, one IHubber is complaining his broker wanted $320 to give him his PGLC stock certificate from his old CRGC shares. So that is about the right message number to start your search.
Frankly, if all I had was 100 shares of CRGC, I'm not sure I would bother, as it would only be 80 shares worth $32 total. Hardly worth the effort.
But if I had 10,000 shares, I'd certainly read back through older posts and look at my old statements from my broker. Then I'd call the broker.
Hope this helps.
All I say is IMHO and not to be construed as investment advice. I know nothing, as informed frequently by my wife.
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