Stater

Ambracia, the Corinthian colony on the Ambracian Gulf, struck pegasi closely following Corinthian weight standards — a deliberate alignment that kept Ambracian silver circulating freely across western Greek trade networks. The city's output intensified after 404 BC, when the collapse of Athenian naval dominance reopened Adriatic and Epirote commerce to Corinthian-sphere poleis that had previously operated under constraint.

Ravel's classification of this type took decades to stabilize; early attributions frequently conflated Ambracian dies with those of Anactorium and Leucas, all three cities sharing the same pegasos-based module.