### Comment:
It’s all about the number of existing shares on the market. There’s a low # of class A Berkshire shares on the market, and thus they are worth a larger piece of the company. Therefore, they cost more per share.  
  
 They also have a class B version of their shares, which there’s way more of but thus means it reflects a smaller ownership of the company. Their price is a little over $210 a share.

### REPLY:
I believe you can only participate in the proxy votes with BRK.A correct? I could be wrong but part of the difference comes with what ‘ownership’ entails

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