1/4 Stater with segments of circles, horse on the left

The Remi were a Belgic Gaulish tribe occupying the territory around modern Reims — a city that still carries their name. Their coinage was struck during the period of increasing Roman pressure north of the Alps, culminating in Caesar's Gallic campaigns of 58–51 BC. The Remi notably broke from most of their Belgic neighbors by siding with Rome during that conflict, a political calculation that preserved their territory but complicated their numismatic legacy among later Celtic scholarship.

Quarter staters of this type are among the smallest Gaulish issues by weight, and the electrum composition varies noticeably across specimens — gold content fluctuates enough to suggest multiple production episodes rather than a single controlled emission.