AKARNANIA. Anaktorion. AR Stater, ca. 350-300 B.C. NGC Ch VF. HGC-4, 763; Pegasi-58;

Description

AKARNANIA. Anaktorion. AR Stater, ca. 350-300 B.C.

– **Condition:** NGC Choice VF
– **Catalog References:** HGC-4, 763; Pegasi-58; BCD Akarnania-108

**Obverse:**
– **Design:** Features Pegasos, the mythical winged horse, flying to the left.

**Reverse:**
– **Design:** Depicts the helmeted head of Athena facing left. To the right of Athena’s head is a lighted altar.

**Historical Context:**
Anaktorion, a prominent city in the region of Akarnania, minted coins that reflect both its cultural heritage and its artistic achievements. Pegasos, a symbol of inspiration and freedom, connects the city to the wider Greek mythological tradition. Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare, signifies the city’s respect for intellect and strategy. The inclusion of a lighted altar suggests the importance of religious rituals and divine favor in Anaktorion’s society.

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