am.111. Byron owned stock in Blossom Corporation that he donated to a museum (a qualified charitable organization) on June8 this year. What is the amount of Byron's deduction assuming that he had purchased the stock for $10,500 5 years ago,and the stock had a fair market value of $13,800 when he made the donation?$10,500$13,800$3,300

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