Tremissis - Recceswinth Ispali

Recceswinth's reign saw one of the more consequential pieces of Visigothic legislation — the Liber Iudiciorum of 654, which replaced the dual legal system that had kept Romans and Visigoths under separate codes for nearly two centuries. Ispali, modern Seville, was among the more productive Visigothic mints and continued striking under successive kings, making mint attribution here more secure than for many provincial issues in this series.

Pliego's cataloguing work remains the standard reference for Visigothic tremisses, having substantially revised earlier CNV attributions for the Ispali mint.