What was the original ideal weight of the Chian standard stater?
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The original ideal weight of the Chian standard stater, which was an ancient Greek coin, was approximately 16.63 grams.
For more detailed information, you can refer to resources such as ancient numismatic sites and historical references related to Greek coinage. This weight standard helped facilitate trade and economic transactions in ancient Greece.
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