Drachm

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正面铭文	Ϙ
背面描述	Helmeted head of Athena facing left in fine Corinthian style, wearing an ornate Corinthian helmet pushed back on her head to reveal her face. Her elaborately braided and netted hair is gathered at the back into a sakkos, adorned with a decorative floral or scroll motif. A beaded necklace is visible at her neck. The magistrate's letters A and P appear in the lower field to left and right respectively, serving as a control mark.
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附加信息	Corinthian coinage circulated far beyond the city's own borders — so widely, in fact, that ancient sources record Corinthian staters and their fractions being accepted across the Adriatic in Illyrian and Epirote markets as a de facto trade currency. This specific weight class, the drachm at roughly half the stater, serviced smaller commercial transactions along those same western routes during a period when Corinth's colonial network through Ambracia, Leucas, and Anactorium kept demand for fractional silver consistently high. The Ravel reference places this piece within a die sequence studied by Eleanor Ravel in her foundational 1936 corpus, still the primary tool for attributing Corinthian fractions of this period.

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