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51.
On the value of the Imperial dollar and uncertainty as to whether the term refers to the common dollar or the Rix dollar (Reichsthaler), which is worth more
52.
Table of gold and silver coined 1696-1717
53.
Further to a petition from probationer engraver [Samuel] Bull, recommend raising his salary from £50 to £60 p.a. plus piece work
54.
Response to John Pery's [Perry's] application to coin copper
55.
Offers £4,000 security against renewal of his mastership: £2,000 himself and £1,000 each from Thomas Hall [master's assistant] and John Francis Fauquier [deputy master]
56.
Adverse report on the tender of [John] Drummond to handle tin in Amsterdam
57.
An account of the vicissitudes of pursuing coinage offenders
58.
Copy of order authorising expenses for the prosecution of clippers and counterfeiters following Sandford's memorial
59.
Queries about the uses to which surplus funds in the Mint's hands may be put
60.
Draft of a report on Brandshagen's and the Hamiltons' expense claims, specifying which of the expenses Newton considers justified
61.
Assessment of moneyers' bills for equipping country mints and other expenses, recommending several reductions in the total submitted
62.
Warrant concerning the fishing of wrecks
63.
Submits draft designs for new George I coins
64.
Notes concerning her Majesty's order of medals for her coronation
65.
Copy of minutes of meeting at Treasury Chambers concerning proposals for coining copper farthings and half-pence
66.
An account of the copper sold to Hines and Appleby since 7 March 1721 [= 1722] and the quantity delivered by them to the Tower
67.
Holograph draft report on the investigation of the Alva mine, in response to a petition for payment from James Hamilton
68.
Letter from Treasury to Mint, dated 21 March 1712/13
69.
Memorandum arguing for an increase in the price of tin
70.
'To proue that a quantity of Tin cannot be had in ye East Indies'
71.
Excerpt of copy of minutes of meeting at Treasury Chambers about bad money
72.
Letter from Mint to Treasury, dated c. End of 1701
73.
Proposal for £35 p.a. for Francis Beresford to be taken on as apprentice engraver for six years to supply the place of [Gabriel] le Clerk, whose post has been vacant for some years
74.
Complains that despite Newton's approval of his copper sample he has still not been offered a contract
75.
Letter from Mint to Treasury, dated October 1702
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