Tremissis - Sisebuto Tucci

Sisebut ruled the Visigothic Kingdom from 612 to 621 and is unusual among early medieval monarchs for being a genuine literary figure — he wrote hagiographic poetry and corresponded with Isidore of Seville. His reign also saw the forced conversion of Hispano-Roman Jews, a policy so sweeping that even Isidore criticized its coercive method. Tucci, modern Martos in Andalusia, was one of the more productive provincial mints of the Visigothic tremissis series.

The CNV 220 / Pliego 279 attribution places this squarely within a well-documented emission, though Visigothic provincial output is notoriously difficult to assign by die without hands-on comparison.