Table of coinage 1702-17, obviously connected and probably sent with <ref target="/catalogue/record/MINT00575">MINT00575</ref> (Mint 19/2/245) Isaac Newton c. 127 words The Newton Project Oxford 2016 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 Nov. 1717, c. 127 words.

Printed in NC, 6: 423-4.

 MINT 19/2/291-2, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 19/2/291-2 Nov. 1717 England English Clerical Hand Unknown Hand MintGold and Silver Coinage Catalogue information compiled by Rob Iliffe, Peter Spargo & John Young Catalogue exported to teiHeader by Michael Hawkins Transcribed by Will Scott Will Scott finished transcription

Gold and Silver Monies Coyned in his Majesty's Mint within the Tower of London from 1st. IJanuary 17012 To the 20th November 1717

Gold Monies Silvr:Silver Monies Lwtozdwt Lwtozdwt. Silver Monies from Plate 1702— 3622,,~,,~,, 114,,6,,~,, 1703— 34,,2,,~,, 718....... 1704— .............. 4007...... 1705— 104........ 429,,7.15 1706— 537....... 932..... 1707— 607....... 1174..... 1708— 1010...... 3751..... 1709— 2468...... 2223.7.15 23199Lwt.4oz:4dwt 1710— 3716... 817... 1711— 9324....... 1810.5.2 – 22957:6:18 1712— 2855...... 1784.8... 1713— 13137....... 2333.... 1714— 29526...... 1566.... 1715— 39090...... 1643.... 1716— 23765..... 1650..... 1717— 15186..... 948..... 145001.2.,, 25901,,10,,12 46156:11:2 Memorandum that 3602Lwt 2oz 7dwt, part of the 4007Lwt. of silver coyned in the year 1704, was silver melted from wrought plate brought in by the CommrsCommissioners for prizes after the expedition from Vigo 291 Gold & Silver Monies Coyned