Tremissis LEIO IACOTIS MVNITA

The Suebi Kingdom was extinguished in 585 when the Visigothic king Leovigild invaded Gallaecia, annexed the territory, and executed the last Suebian king Audeca. This tremissis, attributable to the final years of independent Suebian coinage, falls within that narrow window before absorption — making it among the last issues a dying kingdom produced before its monetary identity was entirely subsumed into the Visigothic system.

The mint reading LEIO IACOTIS MVNITA has been associated with Legio (modern León) and Iria Flavia. Surviving examples are rare enough that the MEC range of 217–220 encompasses meaningful die variation across a very small corpus.