The Calvin Company issued 1,000, no par value, convertible preferred shares at $100 per share. Each share is convertible into 10 common shares. When the market values of the two classes of shares are $101 and $13, respectively, 150 preferred shares are converted into common shares. Journalize the conversion of the 150 shares.

The Calvin Company issued 1,000, no par value, convertible preferred shares at $100 per share. Each share is convertible into 10 common shares. When the market values of the two classes of shares are $101 and $13, respectively, 150 preferred shares are converted into common shares. Journalize the conversion of the 150 shares.

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