Statement further to the pyx trial of that date Isaac Newton c. 147 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 3 August 1699, c. 147 words.

Details the amount coined in the Tower from 16 July 1697 to 3 August 1699, and in each country mint from 24 June 1697 to its closure [between April and September 1698], and the amount placed in the pyx in each case.

 MINT 19/1/305, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 19/1/305 3 August 1699 England English Clerical Hand MintPyx Trials and Analyses of British Coinage Catalogue information compiled by Rob Iliffe, Peter Spargo & John Young Catalogue exported to teiHeader by Michael Hawkins Transcribed by Will Scott

Att the Tryall of the Pix the 3th. August 1699.

The Gold and Silver Monies Coined In his Majestie's Mint within the Tower of London from the 15th. day of Iuly 1697. Excluded to the 3th. day of August 1699 Included. The Gold Monies at 44£. 10s. –. the Pound Weight; And the silver Monies at 3£. 2s. the Pound Weight, with the Monies

In the Present Pix.

Weight Tale Pix £wt. £s.d. £sd Gold Monies 14296. 636172.00.00. 882.10.00 Silver Monies 295882. 917234.04.00. 348.02.08 Totall. 15534060400 12301208

The Silver Monies Coined at the 5 Country Mints from the 24th. day of Iune 1697, to the dissolution of the said several Mints.

Weight Tale Pix Lwt.oz £sd. £sd Bristoll 44339.04. 137451.18.00. 51.07.06 Chester 40880.00. 126728.010.00. 44.04.06 Exeter 61224.00. 189794.08.00. 78.01.06 Norrwich 32400.00. 100440.00.00. 43.01.06 York 31600.00. 97960.00.00. 43.03.06 210443.04. 652,3740600 25918.06

Trial of the Pix in August. 1699