Berkshire Hathaway has $2$ classes of common stock, class A and class B$,$ each with different voting and dividend rights. BH has separate Common stock and APIC accounts for

each class of stock on its balance sheet.

BH sells its class A and class B shares together in bundles to shareholders for a single price. Investors in these bundles receive $1$ share of class A stock and $100$ shares of class B

stock in exchange for $$654,000$ in cash. On the date of the stock sale, here is the information about each class of common stock:

You win the lottery and purchase $10$ bundles of Berkshire Hathaway stock. Prepare BH$\text{'}$s entry to record the sale of these $10$ bundles of its stock.