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1926.
Extract from [Rice] Vaughan's Coin and Coinage [1615] on French currency changes 1417-23
1927.
Proposal to raise £28,333 per 1,000 tons of copper coined by reducing the weight of halfpence and farthings
1928.
Sarah Bassett: Untitled, 25 July 1699
1929.
Royal warrant of 3 July 1669 appointing the brothers John, Joseph and Philip Roettier (Rotier) engravers for life, specifying their duties and salaries and conferring a monopoly on engraving Mint coin
1930.
Submits draft designs for new George I coins
1931.
Draft of MINT00493 (Mint 19/2/214-15)
1932.
Letter from William Popple to Isaac Newton, dated 8 April 1714
1933.
Response to a petition from copper suppliers Hines and Appleby [see MINT00643 (Mint 19/2/319)] referred to Newton by the Treasury
1934.
Result of pyx trial held 29 August 1716: coins found satisfactory
1935.
Fragmentary holograph notes on whether the coins should be received in London or Port Mahon [in Minorca]
1936.
Detailed breakdown of Mint income and expenditure for each year 1713-15, with explanatory notes on the reverse
1937.
Holograph notes on various denominations and exchange rates
1938.
Another holograph draft of MINT00229 (Mint 19/2/8), on the reverse of part of a printed pamphlet advocating the confiscation of Roman Catholic property
1939.
John Taylor: The Information of John Taylor (Constable) 30 August 1703
1940.
Draft of MINT00281 (Mint 19/2/78-9)
1941.
'Coppy of the Paper delivered to Mr Auditor ffoley relating to the Accompts of the Mint with respect to the £3500.- per annum allowed by Parliament'
1942.
Copy of letter concerning the petition of the widow of John Roos
1943.
Arthur Hutchinson: Untitled, 4 June 1702
1944.
Copy of order to produce account of the Mint following the death of the assaymaster
1945.
In response to Allardes' proposal, recommends that for the duration of the recoinage the Scots be allowed to revert to their old practice [adding copper during melting] as this seems to be the only practicable method of producing standard coin there
1946.
Notes on the value of French pistoles
1947.
Thomas Morgan: The Information of Thomas Morgan Stocking weaver now prisoner in the Marshalsea for debt
1948.
Suggests considering a revision of the relative value of gold and silver in England on the model of recent French legislation which has brought France into line with the Netherlands
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