1 Stuiver - Herman Diederik van Bronckhorst

Batenburg was one of the smallest sovereign entities in the fragmented Dutch political world, a tiny barony wedged between Gelderland and the emerging Dutch Republic. Herman Diederik van Bronckhorst inherited the lordship in 1573 and almost immediately began exercising his minting rights — a privilege the major provinces were actively trying to suppress in lesser territories throughout this period. The Union of Utrecht in 1579 specifically targeted the monetary chaos caused by exactly these small-denomination issues from minor lordships flooding regional markets with underweight or debased small silver.

The barony itself was absorbed into Gelderland by the early seventeenth century, ending the mint's output.