20 Euros (Visigothic Tremissis of Leovigildo) 2011 front 20 Euros (Visigothic Tremissis of Leovigildo) 2011 back
20 Euros (Visigothic Tremissis of Leovigildo) 2011 photo

20 Euros Visigothic Tremissis of Leovigildo

2011 year
Gold (.999) 1.24 g 13.92 mm
Description
Issuer
Spain
King
Juan Carlos I (1975-2014)
Type
Non-circulating coin
Year
2011
Value
20 Euros 20 EUR = USD 22
Currency
Euro (2002-date)
Composition
Gold (.999)
Weight
1.24 g
Diameter
13.92 mm
Shape
Round
Technique
Milled
Orientation
Medal alignment ↑↑
Updated
2024-10-07
References
Numista
N#45364
Rarity index
91%

Reverse

Reverse of Visigothic Tremissis of King Leovigildo, minted in Toledo.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
TOLE TO REX
CONO

Edge

Plain

Comment

Under the name 'Numismatic Jewels', in 2008 a new series of collector coins begins in which unique pieces of Hispanic numismatics will be reproduced, and which will continue over the next few years. This third edition in the Numismatic Jewels series is dedicated to the Visigothic Tremissis of Suntila and Leovigildo and to the Hispanic-Carthaginian Shekel.
The Visigoths were present in Spain from the mid 5th Century to the beginning of the 8th Century. Of consequence were the reigns of Leovigildo (568-586) and Suintila (621-631). Leovigildo made Toledo the true capital of the Kingdom. Under Suintila, Spain became an independent country with sovereignty for the first time in its history. The tremissis that are reproduced in this series were minted in Toledo and in Emerita (present-day Merida) during their reigns.

Interesting fact

The Visigothic Tremissis of Leovigildo, a non-circulating coin from Spain released in 2011, is interesting because it features a unique blend of historical and cultural elements. The coin's design is inspired by the Visigothic tremissis, a gold coin used during the Visigothic Kingdom (5th-8th centuries AD) in what is now modern-day Spain. The coin's obverse features a portrait of King Leovigildo, who ruled the Visigothic Kingdom from 568 to 586 AD, while the reverse depicts the royal insignia of the Visigoths. The use of gold (.999) and the coin's weight of 1.24 grams add to its value and collectibility. This coin is a fascinating piece of history and culture, and its unique design makes it a standout among other coins.

Price

Date Mintage VG F VF XF AU UNC
2011 M 12000 - - - - - -

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