Since you are clueless on how a Delaware corporation works . And yes those shares with zero value were once attached to an active Delaware corporation.
File a Certificate of Incorporation and Maintain Your Entity
The certificate must include the name of the entity, the name and address of the registered agent, and the name, address and signature of the person authorized to file the certificate (the “incorporator”). Again, this is public information. Stock corporations must include the number of authorized shares and their par value. Once the Division of Corporations approves your documents, you will be sent confirmation of your corporation’s existence.
Once formed, Delaware corporations must fulfill certain ongoing requirements to maintain their good standing with the State, including filing an annual report and paying franchise taxes.
So who's the registered agent ? Who's the incorporator that can legally sign anything to do with the corporation? Monitor was till discharged by the court . Why no annual reports or paying franchise taxes ?
This is all public information that any clown should be able to come up with . Are you not capable of it . Being a majority shareholder I would think that would be a number one priority.