Potin with character seated in front

The Remi occupied the territory around modern Reims, and their potin coinage was struck during a period of escalating Roman pressure that culminated in Caesar's Gallic campaigns. Potin — a cast tin-rich bronze alloy — was the dominant small-denomination medium across northeastern Gaul precisely because it could be produced without the infrastructure of a struck coinage. These were cast in clay molds, often in linked strips, then broken apart.

DT 220 / LT 8145 places this type firmly within the established Remi sequence, though the casting variation between individual specimens is considerable.