Stater

Corinthian staters of this period circulated far beyond the Greek mainland — they are found in hoards from Sicily to the Levant, largely because Corinth's commercial network made them the closest thing the 4th-century Mediterranean had to a trusted trade currency. The type was so widely accepted and imitated that Corinthian colonies from Leucas to Syracuse struck their own versions, sometimes barely distinguishable from the metropolitan issue.

Ravel 841 places this piece within a closely studied die sequence. The classification work done by Ravel in the 1930s remains the foundational reference for the series.