Newton’s Mint Correspondence
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451.
Letter concerning the state of the gold and silver coins
452.
Letter requesting directions for the tin held in the Mint
453.
Draft of letter from Newton to the Earl of Godolphin (Lord High Treasurer) regarding the expenses on Queen Anne Coronation medals
454.
Draft of MINT00858 (Mint 19/2/481)
455.
Brief letter concerning the 'perusal' and possible purchase, apparently on Newton's behalf, of some Italian coins from an unspecified 'gentleman'
456.
If pyx trials are to continue to be conducted in Scotland as the Lord Chancellor of Scotland wishes, new gold and silver trial pieces should be made and allotted to the English and Scottish Mints and Treasuries and to the Goldsmith's Company
457.
Copy of note requesting Sir Isaac Newton's attendence with a report on the coinage of quarter guineas
458.
Report on a new design of furnace in Cornwall for melting tin
459.
'Memoriall from George Allardes Master of Her Majties Mint att Edinburgh to the honorable Sir Isaac Newton'
460.
Copy of letter responding to the report of the value of tools and utensils produced for the late great coinage
461.
Copy of note suggesting the clerk of the Chester Mint deliver Mr Whitley's money
462.
Report on Robert Weddell's expense claim of £467.15s.2d. for prosecuting coinage offenders from May 1711 to Christmas 1712, which the Mint consider reasonable given his success rate
463.
Response to the petition of James Roettiers
464.
Letter to the Earl of Godolphin (Lord High Treasurer) concerning a proposal for recoining copper money
465.
Judge Rokeby's Letter to Isaac Newton
466.
Copy of letter ordering the removal of the smith's forge from below the Governor's lodgings
467.
Copy of a second response to the order of medals for his Majesty's coronation
468.
Complaint that their tender for copper supply has been passed over in favour of a dearer one [ie. Hines']
469.
Copy of note accompanying the petition of Justus Brandshagen for reward and charges of inspecting and trying Sir John Erskine's Mine
470.
£2,000 had been the customary security for the mastership until the previous incumbent, Thomas Neale, gave £15,000 to allay doubts raised by his somewhat dubious financial history
471.
Letter concerning the allowed method of production of money of English standard at the Chester Mint
472.
Copy of letter ordering all in possession of money from the country mints to be called to account
473.
Copy of warrant to deliver medals to Sir Clement Cottrell
474.
Firm rejection of a proposal to erect a Mint for silver coinage in Dublin
475.
Copy of note concerning Charles Tunnah and William Dale's proposal for coining farthings, and Catesby Odam being assay-master
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