A Trite - or third-stater - was a coin denomination in ancient Lydia, typically struck in electrum.
It was the most common Lydian denomination of its time, and may have been worth about a month's subsistence.
The punch usually consists of two squares that are joined or separate, whereas the punch on smaller denominations consists of a single square.
It was the most common Lydian denomination of its time, and may have been worth about a month's subsistence.
The punch usually consists of two squares that are joined or separate, whereas the punch on smaller denominations consists of a single square.
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