Newton’s Mint Correspondence
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401.
Protest against preferential treatment for the Edinburgh Mint
402.
Copy of order to proceed with coining using dyes from her late Majesty's reign, until dyes with his Majesty's effigies and arms be produced
403.
Copy of letter concerning the values of standards
404.
Letter concerning the allowances made to the Warden and Master of the Mint, requesting additional funds
405.
Copy of the petition of the traders of woollen manufactures in Taunton
406.
Proposes John Rollos, recently appointed royal engraver, to replace the late Samuel Bull as second engraver in the Mint
407.
Copy of letter from the Mint concerning the transportation of pix from the Edinburgh Mint
408.
Promises his vote for the presidency at next week's Royal Society election to Newton, whom he would make 'Perpetual Dictator' of the Society, and asking Newton how he should vote for the councillors and officers
409.
Draft of royal warrant to coin Vigo booty, with the inscription 'VIGO' on all coins
410.
Copy of Treasury meeting minutes concerning the production of medals for his Majesty's coronation
411.
Valuation of another three two-real pieces and new estimate of the total amount to be produced by the reminting as 4,189,000 two-real pieces
412.
Passes on a report he has received about the vein of silver ore in Alva and gives advice on conducting the inspection
413.
Copy of a letter concerning the renewal of a warrant for the production of medals
414.
Copy of note requesting Sir Isaac Newton's presence and an account of how much tin remains in the Tower
415.
Reply to a query about the engravers' patent
416.
Copy of note concerning raising the price of Cornish tin
417.
Estimates the lowest possible cost of coining farthings as 1s.9 1/2 d. per pound weight. He and another mill owner, Essington, are considering putting in a joint tender
418.
Letter from Newton to the Treasury commissioners concerning personal sureties and the new Indenture of the Mint
419.
Request for a Trial of the Pix
420.
Report of the Officers of the Mint to the petition of Daniel Crichlow
421.
Copy of letter concerning the bill of Richard Barrow for the prosecution of clippers and coiners
422.
Letter from John Stacy to Newton asking for his support in becoming Keeper of New Prison.
423.
Account of the moneys from fishing a wreck near the Isle of Mayo
424.
Copy of note concerning payments to Sweden and dispute over the value of imperial dollars
425.
Letter to Molineux concerning the actions of Mason
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