Where to buy and sell MARK coins (where to sell wrong version of coins)

Many countries use or have used the Mark as their currency unit. Such as:

Germany

1873-1914: Gold Mark (Mark), the currency of the Second German Empire.

1914-1923: Paper Mark (Papiermark), the currency of the Second German Reich.

1923-1948: Rentenmark, the currency of the Weimar Republic.

1924-1948: Reichmark, the currency of the German Third Reich.

1948-1990: East German Mark (Mark der DDR), the currency of the German Democratic Republic.

1948-2002: Deutsch Mark, from the Federal Republic of Germany.

Finland

1860-2002: Suomen markka, the former currency of Finland.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

1998 to present: Convertibilna marka, the currency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Estonia

1918-1927: Eesti mark, the former currency of Estonia.

New Guinea

1884-1911: New Guinea Mark (Neuguinea-Mark), the currency of German New Guinea.

Poland

1917-1924: Polish mark (marka polska), the currency of the Kingdom of Poland and the Second Polish Republic.

German South-West Africa

Deutsch-Südwestafrikanische Mark (Deutsch-Südwestafrikanische Mark): The currency of German South-West Africa.

The above table lists some currencies in "Mark".

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