Tremissis - Suintila Toleto

Suinthila ruled from 621 to 631, and contemporary sources — most notably Isidore of Seville — describe him as the first king to hold sole dominion over the entire Iberian Peninsula after expelling the last Byzantine garrisons from the southeast. That political consolidation is precisely why his Toledo mint issues carry unusual symbolic weight among Visigothic numismatists: Toledo had been the de facto royal capital since Leovigild, and coins struck there under Suinthila effectively document the moment Hispania became a unified Gothic kingdom. His reign ended in deposition, the first Visigothic king removed by his own nobility rather than killed in battle or succession.