Gulden - Frederik van Blankenheim

Frederik van Blankenheim ruled the Bishopric of Utrecht from 1393 to 1423, a tenure marked by persistent conflict with the city of Utrecht itself — the bishop and his chapter repeatedly clashed with the burghers over jurisdictional and fiscal authority. His gold gulden follows the Rhenish gulden standard adopted by the electoral alliance of the Rhine, a monetary arrangement Utrecht aligned with despite holding no electoral vote, purely to maintain trade credibility with its neighbors.

Delmonte's attribution G#929 places this among the better-documented episcopal issues of the northern Low Countries, though die varieties within Blankenheim's long reign remain imperfectly catalogued.