How To Purchase A Real Framed Stock Certificate

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How To Purchased A Framed Stock Certificate​

This question is about giving the gift of a share of stock.


In an era dominated by digital transactions and paperless statements, the tangible stock certificate has become a relic of financial history. Yet, for collectors, investors, and those seeking unique gifts, owning a real framed stock certificate holds both sentimental and aesthetic value.

If you're looking for a fun or unique gift, or something to accent your home office wall, a framed stock certificate is a great choice. Especially if you're looking for a great gift for children - a physical stock certificate can let them see their real ownership in a company.

Here's how to navigate the process of purchasing an authentic framed stock certificate.

Why Give A Share Of Stock?​

Purchasing a real framed stock certificate combines the allure of financial history with the pleasure of art collecting. Whether as a unique addition to home decor or a thoughtful gift, these certificates offer a tangible connection to the past.

There's really two things to think about when purchasing a framed stock certificate:

• Are you looking for a real share of a company you own right now?
  
• Or are you looking for a collectible stock certificate that looks interesting, and may be from a company that no longer exists.

If you're into finding rare and collectible stock certificates, that's called scripophily. Scripophily is the hobby of collecting old bonds and stock certificates. Collectors value certificates for their intricate artwork, historical significance, and rarity. Websites dedicated to scripophily offer a range of certificates from various industries and eras.

However, if you're looking for the more traditional approach of purchasing a share of stock, such a Disney, in order to give one share framed to a child, there are other services and considerations to be aware of.

Where To Purchase Authentic Framed Stock Certificates​

To buy authentic framed stock certificates, start by researching reputable dealers. If you're looking to purchase current shares of stock (like Disney or J.P. Morgan Chase), check out GiveAShare.

GiveAShare is one of the largest companies that specialize in framed stock certificates. You can purchase a share of stock for either an adult or minor child. They have hundreds of options in stock, and they can order almost any stock on the NASDAQ. Check out our full review of GiveAShare here.

J.P. Morgan Chase Framed Stock Certificate. Source: GiveAShare


Companies like Scripophily.com specialize in the sale of historical stock certificates. They provide certificates with a guarantee of authenticity, often accompanied by a detailed history of the company.

You also have eBay where you can find all kinds of historical certificates, but the risk here is authenticity.

Related: What Happens If I Lose My Share Certificates

People Also Ask​

Can You Still Purchase Real Stock Certificates?​

Yes, you can still purchase real stock certificates, but it's rare and requires a transfer agent or company that specializes in it.

How Can You Get A Physical Stock Certificate Framed?​

The easiest way to get a physical stock certificate framed is to use a company like GiveAShare that specializes in it.

How Do You Sell A Framed Stock Certificate?​

If you need to sell a framed stock certificate, you'll need to work with the company's transfer agent to convert the certificate into shares that you can trade. This will likely require removing the certificate from the frame, endorsing it like a check, and sending it to the transfer agent, who will then transfer the share to your brokerage of choice.

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Editor: Colin Graves


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