CORINTHIA. Corinth. Circa 375-300 BC. Stater (Silver, 23 mm, 8.55 g, 6 h). Pegasos flying left; below, Ϙ. Rev. Head of Athena to left, wearing laureate Corinthian helmet; below, A-P; behind neck guard, eagle standing left, wings closed and head turned back to right. BCD Corinth 101. Calciati 426. Ravel 1008. Struck from slightly worn dies and with light doubling on the obverse and die breaks on the reverse, otherwise, very fine.
It is very rare to find such pronounced die breaks on Corinthian staters as those visible on the reverse of this specimen. The obverse, too, is misstruck: a slight double strike has given Pegasos an unnaturally long, slender neck