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Officers of {the} Mint about Tynn

Gentlemen.

My Lord Trear directs You with all speed possible to send his Lordp an Accot. of the whole Quantity of Tynn, which Her Maty has paid for, that now remains unsold as well in Your Custody in the Tower as in the Hands of the Agents for Tyn in Cornwall and Devon And at Hamburgh Holland or elsewhere, belonging to Her Maty wth as near an Estimate as You can of the Value thereof or what the same when sold may produce into the Excheqr. 27. Ianry. 1713

Wm Lowndes

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