Drachm

Thasos built its monetary wealth almost entirely on two resources: the silver mines of the Thracian mainland across the strait, and a wine trade dominant enough that Thasian amphorae have been excavated from Spain to the Black Sea coast. This drachm circulated through that commercial network, accepted widely enough that Thasian coinage required no explanation at ports where the city's wine jars were already familiar.

The date range spans the period when Thasos was briefly stripped of its mainland peraia by Athens, recovered it, lost it again, and negotiated its way back to regional relevance — monetary continuity through considerable political disruption.