Interested in Trites, hektes, and 1/192
nds of a
stater, among others?
Ernst
Babelon, in
his Traité des monnaies grecques et romaines, gives it a glancing blow in
his first volume (theory) and more so in
his second (
history, I). The latter starts with a table of the Milesian
standard. Other
weight standards get their own tables in this voluminous
work.
Later issues get the royal treatment:
Ian Carradice. The ‘Regal’ Coinage of the
Persian Empire, in Coinage and Administration in the Athenian and
Persian Empires. The Ninth
Oxford Symposium on Coinage and Monetary
History. British Archaeological Reports, International Series 343 (
Oxford. 1987).
It doesn't have your tables,
nor does it cover silver, but you may want to have a look at Francois de Cattalay's 2013 piece on White Gold in the
ANS Journal. It's an interesting read, regardless. And there's a reference of a database by Francois Velde that could prove useful, if you can find it.
https://www.academia.edu/3740426/White_Gold_An_Enigmatic_Start_to_Greek_CoinageAnaximander