Diobol

Leukas, the Corinthian colony on the Akarnanian coast, maintained close cultural and monetary ties to its mother city — the Pegasos type it favored reflects that relationship directly. The diobol sits at the fractional end of the local silver coinage, almost certainly produced for small transactions within a regional economy where larger denominations were impractical for daily exchange.

BCD Akarnania 183 places this among a tightly catalogued group assembled by the collector known as BCD, whose Akarnanian holdings remain the definitive reference for the region's fractional coinage.