Corinthian stater

E298185

The Corinthian stater was an influential ancient Greek silver coin, widely used in Mediterranean trade and recognized by its distinctive Pegasus design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek coin
silver coin
approximateWeight about 8.5 grams
countryOfOrigin Corinth
culturalSignificance symbol of Corinthian maritime power
widely imitated by other Greek cities
currencySystem Corinthian weight standard
denomination stater
findspotType archaeological excavations
hoards
hasFeature helmeted Athena head
high relief designs
stylized Pegasus depiction
hasIconography Athena
surface form: goddess Athena

Bellerophon riding Pegasus
surface form: mythological horse Pegasus
influenced coinage of Corinthian colonies
regional trade coin standards
inscription koppa mint mark of Corinth
material silver
metallicStandard silver standard
mintedIn Ambracia
Anactorium
Corcyra
Corinth
Corinthian colonies
Leucas
Syracuse
other western Greek mints
numismaticCategory Greek archaic coinage
Greek classical coinage
obverseDesign Pegasus
periodOfUse 4th century BCE
5th century BCE
Hellenistic period
regionOfCirculation Adriatic Sea
surface form: Adriatic Sea region

Peloponnese
central Mediterranean
Western Greece
surface form: western Greece
reverseDesign Athena head
Athena wearing Corinthian helmet
subunit drachma
obol
usedFor international trade
large commercial transactions
payment of mercenaries
usedIn Mediterranean trade
Greek Antiquity
surface form: ancient Greece
writingSystem Greek alphabet

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Corinth currency Corinthian stater