Bruttium Locri 350-275BC Obv: head of Athena left, wearing necklace and leather cap beneath a Corinthian helmet, a z-shaped curl of her hair escaping from the leather cap. Rev: Pegasus left, thunderbolt below. 8.72 grams. NGC CHXF 5/5 Strike 5/4 Surface 
The thunderbolt beneath Pegasus on these staters was only used on Lokroi, Bruttium coins and not in Corinth. Created in the finest of detailed style.
It is understood that Bruttium Locri Pegasus Staters were struck in lower Italy, think of the toe area in the boot on a map. While many Corinthia Corinth Pegasus Silver staters were struck on the island of Sicily where they had strong ties with their colony in Syracuse.