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In 1964 Berkshire Hathaway “A” Shares were $19 per share. On 28th May 2019 the same Shares were worth an astonishing $303,000 per Share, such that $1000 invested in 1964, would be worth almost $16m today.
(Last annual report Dec 2018)
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Bank of America 9.5%, Value - $22.6bn
Wells Fargo 9.8%, Value - $20.7bn
Coca Cola 9.4%, Value - $18.9bn
American express 17.9%, Value - $14.5bn
US Bank Corp 9.1%, Value - $6.7bn
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