'Accompt Of Gold & Silver monies coyned in the Tower of London & y^e five Country Mints from the first of Ian. 1695 to the 1^st of Ian. 1698 excluded'

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/2/270, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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Accompt
Of Gold & Silver monies coynd in the Tower of London & y^e five Country Mints from the first of Ian/ 1695 to the 1^st of Ian. 1698 excluded

Gold monies at		London					{illeg}803,759^l.	00^s.	00^d
	{	London	5057,723.	11.	00	}
		York	308,621.	13.	08
Silver monies at		Bristol	458,078.	06.	04		{illeg}\|6\|,859,144.	08.	04
		Exeter	459,072.	10.	08
		Chester	{illeg}\|31\|6,840.	06.	08
		Norwich	258,808.	00.	00
Whole summ of Gold {illeg}\|&\| Silver coyned in the three years aforenamed						}	7,662,903.	08.	04

Coyned from y^e last of March 1662\|3\| to y^e last of Sept 1695 in	}	Gold milled monies	7,{illeg}\|22\|6,170.	0{illeg}\|4\|.	0{illeg}\|6\|.
	}	Silver milled monies	3,709,435.	14.	04.

So that y^e whole milled Cash of England is {illeg} Coyned by the m\|M\|ill & Press till the end of the year 1698, was, in	{	Cast of England\Gold milled monies/	8,029,929.	4.	6
		Silver milled monies	10,{illeg}\|56\|9,080.	2.	8
		Gold & silver milled /monies\	18,599,009.	7.	2

Professor Rob Iliffe
Director, AHRC Newton Papers Project

Scott Mandelbrote,
Fellow & Perne librarian, Peterhouse, Cambridge

Faculty of History, George Street, Oxford, OX1 2RL - newtonproject@history.ox.ac.uk

'Accompt Of Gold & Silver monies coyned in the Tower of London & ye five Country Mints from the first of Ian. 1695 to the 1st of Ian. 1698 excluded'