Marlin 47 stock certificate

deldillco

February 20, 2003 18:15

I have a Marlin 47 .22 cal pump which came along with the purchase of Marlin stock back in the '30s. Is there anyone out there that knows how or where I could get a reproduction cert to go with my gun?
Regards,
Doug

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  competentone

  February 20, 2003 20:38

  How about a real stock certificate?
  
  There is no recent trade data for Marlin Firearms Co, but they are still listed on the "pink sheets"--their symbol is MFIA and there is a bid for 5000 shares at 0.02/share. http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=MFIA
  
  If you have a regular brokerage account, you could put an order in to buy one share (your commission would be about 10,000%), then "take delivery" of the certificate, but be aware your brokerage company would probably charge $25-$50 for that!
  
  Yea, a reproduction, might be a better idea...
  
  You might want to contact Marlin Customer Service, and ask if they can help.

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  deldillco

  February 21, 2003 04:21

  Thanks for the reply. I'm interested in a "vintage" cert and literature that explains their program of guns for stock. The History Of MArlin by Col Brophy has pictures but they are too small for reproduction. Your input is appreciated.

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