Stater

Corinthian staters of this period circulated far beyond the Greek mainland — Corinth's commercial network pushed them into Sicily, the Adriatic coast, and as far as the Levant, making the type one of the most widely recognized silver coinages of the 4th century. Imitations were struck by at least a dozen Sicilian and northwestern Greek mints, which complicates attribution of borderline pieces.

Ravel's classification remains the standard reference for die linkage within this dense series. Pegasi 397–398 fall within a well-documented die sequence from Corinth's own workshops rather than a colonial issue.