If your broker has already entered the date of death as the date of purchase and changed the purchase value to the fair market value on that date then, as @Pip_12_mn says above, you are all set.
The only other piece of information you should have is the date of sale. If it is more than a year later then the tax on the profit is long term capital gains. So if you sell any in 2024 after February 4th you will have a lower tax rate on the sale.
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