Evidence coverage: 300 BC–200 BC. This is the span of collected observations, not the currency’s lifetime.
This record includes associated currencies and earlier interpretations. The article selects the evidence relevant to its own history.
No distinct predecessor currency is established in the loaded view.
No distinct successor currency is established in the loaded view.
The Mnesimachos mortgage states a 1,325-chrysous principal, a 2,650-chrysous penalty, and gold valuations of produce and improvements. Tribute is also reckoned in chrysoi.
Sources and qualifications →The Mnesimachos mortgage states a 1,325-chrysous principal, a 2,650-chrysous penalty, and gold valuations of produce and improvements. Tribute is also reckoned in chrysoi.
Sources and qualifications →Dated evidence, not exact birth or extinction dates.
The Mnesimachos mortgage states a 1,325-chrysous principal, a 2,650-chrysous penalty, and gold valuations of produce and improvements. Tribute is also reckoned in chrysoi.
C1822Dated observations, not a proven complete lifespan.
The Mnesimachos mortgage states a 1,325-chrysous principal, a 2,650-chrysous penalty, and gold valuations of produce and improvements. Tribute is also reckoned in chrysoi.
Epigraphic Dossier no. 7, pp. 210–213, col. I 4–10 and col. II 1–19; CHANGE date fields
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Full dossier no. 7 Greek text and translation inspected.
The translation has a minor gold-obol discrepancy; that amount is excluded.
Epigraphic Dossier no. 7, pp. 210–213, col. I 4–10 and col. II 1–19; CHANGE date fields
Monetary metadata inspected, not the stone.
Chrysous is not automatically a daric or a particular Macedonian coin.
The Mnesimachos mortgage states a 1,325-chrysous principal, a 2,650-chrysous penalty, and gold valuations of produce and improvements. Tribute is also reckoned in chrysoi.
Epigraphic Dossier no. 7, pp. 210–213, col. I 4–10 and col. II 1–19; CHANGE date fields
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Full dossier no. 7 Greek text and translation inspected.
The translation has a minor gold-obol discrepancy; that amount is excluded.
Epigraphic Dossier no. 7, pp. 210–213, col. I 4–10 and col. II 1–19; CHANGE date fields
Monetary metadata inspected, not the stone.
Chrysous is not automatically a daric or a particular Macedonian coin.
Local Sardian temple credit and estate assessments; not an assertion that every Hellenistic gold stater shared one currency identity. No complete account-unit termination established in this pass.
Epigraphic Dossier no. 7, pp. 210–213, col. I 4–10 and col. II 1–19; CHANGE date fields
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Full dossier no. 7 Greek text and translation inspected.
The translation has a minor gold-obol discrepancy; that amount is excluded.
Epigraphic Dossier no. 7, pp. 210–213, col. I 4–10 and col. II 1–19; CHANGE date fields
Monetary metadata inspected, not the stone.
Chrysous is not automatically a daric or a particular Macedonian coin.