Stater

正面描述	Pegasus in full flight to the left, rendered with finely detailed feathering on the outstretched wings and musculature on the body. The mythical winged horse is depicted at full gallop, with forelegs extended forward and hindlegs trailing. In the lower field beneath the horse, the Corinthian civic control mark koppa (Ϙ) is clearly visible. The design is executed in high relief in the characteristic Corinthian style, with the figure occupying the full breadth of the flan.
正面文字	Greek
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附加信息	Corinthian staters circulated so widely across the Greek world that they earned the nickname "colts" — a reference to the Pegasus type — and were accepted as a de facto trade currency from Sicily to the Black Sea. Corinth's western colonial network, particularly through Syracuse and Ambracia, drove demand that kept the mint producing at high volume across the fourth century. The specific die sequence covering this period overlaps with Corinth's entanglement in the wars of the Diadochi, as the city-state shifted allegiances following the death of Alexander in 323 BC.

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