I have 2 coins; first a 1910 drei mark lubeck which I bought in a job lot for around £2 and I have now been offered £50 for - and a 1876 10 pfennig, which after looking at this site it says that if it is an H issue then it's rare. So my queston is: why is the lubeck drei mark worth so much as I can't find any info on it. Also how do I know if the 1876 is an H issue type or not.
thanks
sorry - forgot to mention I only collect British coins, that's why I know nowt about these 2, so they will be sold later
Welcome to the Forum (since you joined in November)! On that page above is shown an 1876A coin.
The 1876 is on the reverse, and the A (two of them) are on the obverse - at the very bottom, one letter either side of the tail. The Topic below has a slightly different coin, but has the marks highlighted in red ...