Tremissis - Sisebuto Ispali

Sisebut ruled the Visigoths from 612 to 621 and is one of the more historically legible kings of the entire dynasty — a literate monarch who corresponded with Frankish and Byzantine courts and authored hagiographic poetry. His reign saw intensified pressure on the Jewish population of Iberia, culminating in forced conversions documented in the canons of the Fourth Council of Toledo, though that council met after his death. Ispali — Roman Hispalis, modern Seville — was among the most active Visigothic mints, producing across multiple reigns.

The CNV 219 attribution places this piece within a well-documented but numerically modest series for the Ispali mint under Sisebut.