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ellydjones | 14:49 Sat 10th Feb 2007 | Business & Finance
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I have a number of shares - mostly windfalls when companies have merged etc. Most of these are shown as 10p shares or 25p shares etc. What does this mean please?
e.g. I have 199 Aviva 25p shares - does this mean i have 199 x 25p. or 199 at current value?
Please help a novice?
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The 10p, 25p, etc, doesn't really mean very much - it's the 'nominal value' which is what they were worth (in theory anyway) when they were first issued.

You have 199 shares that are worth their current market value - �8.43 odd each yesterday
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Thanks very much for your answer, when they re worth millions I'll give you a cut!

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