Roman Empire. Augustus and Agrippa. As Nemausus (Nimes) (No reserve price)

The As coin from Nemausus (modern Nîmes, France), featuring Augustus and Agrippa, reflects the Roman expansion into Gaul and the local adoption of imperial imagery. Augustus, the first Roman emperor, and his close friend and general Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa were pivotal in establishing Roman peace and prosperity. The As was a bronze denomination used widely in everyday transactions throughout the Empire. Nemausus was a Roman colony, and its coinage served to integrate local economies into the broader imperial system while simultaneously celebrating imperial patronage and authority. These coins are important for understanding Roman provincial administration, economic practices, and the dissemination of Roman iconography in the provinces during the early Imperial period.