Gulden - Frederick IV of Baden

Frederick IV of Baden held the see of Utrecht from 1496 until his death in 1517, a tenure marked by persistent conflict with the chapter and the growing ambitions of the Habsburgs over the Low Countries. His gold coinage draws directly from the Rhenish gulden tradition — unsurprising given his Baden origins — and the series is documented under both Delmonte and Friedberg with relatively few die varieties recorded, suggesting limited but sustained production across the episcopate.

Utrecht's mint output during this period sat at the intersection of Imperial and Burgundian monetary politics, with Philip the Handsome's monetary ordinances actively attempting to standardize coinage across the Habsburg Netherlands.