Tremissis - Suintila Acci

Suintila ruled the Visigothic Kingdom from 621 until his deposition by Sisenand in 631 — the first Visigothic king, according to Isidore of Seville, to hold sole dominion over the entire Iberian Peninsula after expelling the last Byzantine footholds from the southeast. Tremisses struck in his name at Acci, the Roman colony now identified as Guadix in Granada province, reflect the kingdom's deliberate continuation of late Roman monetary forms as instruments of fiscal administration.

Acci was among the more active southern mints of the reign, documented across multiple die pairings in Pliego's corpus.