In Deventer (province of Overijssel, the Netherlands), coins were produced for the Holy Roman Empire (983-1039), incidentially
for the bisshop's of Utrecht (1046-1455), the town (1458-1534, 1578 and 1672 (emergency money), 1587-1698), together with
Kampen en Zwolle (Three Cities Mint, 1534-1583), Overijssel (1593-1680) and for the Dutch East India Company (VOC) in the
period 1702-1708. Emergency paper money was produced, not issued, during World War II.
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