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Unfortunately, I have no idea what happened to it. It wasn’t among my grandfather’s possessions when he died at age 100 a couple of years ago.

If it was worth $100,000, then it's dadgum worth looking into.

As people become old & infirm & decrepit [Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, etc], the nice things in their homes have a very bad tendency to sprout legs and walk away.

If there isn't firm documentation that your Grandfather sold it, then you likely have an aunt or an uncle or a cousin who is sitting on a very nice piece of hardware.

Or else someone from the Home Health Agency snagged it.

Seriously.

Stuff like that needs to be accounted for.