My first thought here is a company 'buyback' for shares under the value of $500.
The company does this to give you the chance to sell your shares without brokerage costs
and also to reduce the number of shareholders and hence cost of administration.
BUT they MUST send you a form to ask if you want to do this.
The default reply ie. no reply from you means they will sell them but should forward any funds to you.
The first place to start is with the share registry, they will have a record.
Good luck.
Fletch
my mxc shares were sold not by me, page-2
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