It is actually somewhat bigger than that. Athens had a local silver mine at Laurion. That allowed them to mint a lot of coins, which they did in the same sizes for centuries. That standard was also used by a lot of other rulers most notably Alexander the Great. That ended up with that coin standard being used in Ptolemaic Egypt, by the Parthians and so on.
It is actually somewhat bigger than that. Athens had a local silver mine at Laurion. That allowed them to mint a lot of coins, which they did in the same sizes for centuries. That standard was also used by a lot of other rulers most notably Alexander the Great. That ended up with that coin standard being used in Ptolemaic Egypt, by the Parthians and so on.