Actually you still do in some ways.
The revocation just was for the corporation and trading of stock.
The stock itself, for what it is, still exists.
It still, as always - represents your ownership of a possibly forged share in a corporation that was made to commit a stock fraud, had no real operations of any kind (except to promote the fraud), with minimal assets at anytime (far outweighed by unpaid liabilities to creditors) and certainly none for the past few years (especially after any even remotely being one were sold for chump change) when disposed as part of a dissolving Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and has had its registration and rights to be traded revoked.
One could get the idea it is and never was worth anything...
