<prompt> Human: A relative recently passed away and left 20 different stocks to my two siblings and me. These stocks are currently held in a full-service brokerage. Im curious about the wisdom of splitting each of these stocks equally three ways, as opposed to splitting the total equally three ways while nonetheless keeping blocks of stocks together. Im thinking in particular about what effect this might have on commissions should we wish to sell things down the road. As an example, consider the following extreme scenarios:Scenario 1: Each of us takes 13 of each of 20 stocks. We then decide at some point to sell off our holdings, generating 60 separate sales and 60 separate commission fees.Scenario 2: We find some way to divvy up the 20 stocks keeping entire lots together but ensuring that each of us receives 13 of the total value of the overall holdings. Perhaps Sibling A receives 5 stocks, Sibling B receives 7, and Sibling C receives 8, but each receives equal dollar values in the end. We then decide at some point to sell off our holdings, generating only 20 separate sales and 20 separate commission fees.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.  <response>: Sell em and split the money? 