1 Gulden

Deventer struck its own gulden coinage under rights derived from its status as an Imperial city within the broader Dutch monetary framework — a privilege increasingly contested by the States of Overijssel, who sought to consolidate minting authority within the province. By 1698, the city's independent coinage was nearing its end. The Müntzakkoord agreements of the late seventeenth century progressively curtailed municipal minting across the northern Netherlands, and Deventer would lose practical coinage rights within a generation.

The Delmonte suffix designation places this among the later die marriages of the type, distinguished in the Verachter census by minor legend variations.