Knights were fined two drachmas, and "zeugites" one drachma. In 1956 , the Alexander Mosaic was featured on 1,000 Greek drachma banknotes. The drachma was subdivided into 100 lepta. The Italian occupation authorities in the Ionian Islands printed their own currency (Ionian drachma). This was due to the devaluation of the Drachma in 1932. The drachma was divided into 100 lepta. The name derives from the name of the ancient Greek currency, "drachma". Between 1832 and 2002 the currency of Greece was the drachma. For the Roman successors of the drachma, see Roman provincial coins. It cited Samaras' question of staying within the eurozone or returning to the drachma. Athena has occasionally appeared on modern coins, as she did on the ancient Athenian drachma. A coin weighing one drachma is known as a stater, drachm, or drachma. The third stamp was 2.40 drachma on 1 lire. Stabilisation of the drachma once again allowed for foreign borrowing. Budgetary problems caused the Greek government to dichotomization of the drachma.