Notes concerning the amounts of gold and silver received to produce medals for her Majesty's coronation

Author: Bradford

Source: MINT 1/8/16, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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Aprill the 22^d. 1702

Received then of Is. Newton Esq^r. Master and Worker of her majestie's Mint three hundred Meddalls of Gold Weighing One hundred seventy Nine ounces sixteen penny weight twelve grains, which he was directed to provide for her Majestie's coronation by order of councill dated the 17^th. Instant, I Say received by me

^[1]

Bradford.

Received those twelve hundred meddalls of silver weighing six hundred thirty four ounces five penny weight provided likewise for her Majestie's Coronation, I Say Received by me

^[2]

Bradford.

^[1] 179^oz. 16^dwt. 12^gr.

^[2] 634^oz. 5^dwt. 0^gr.

Professor Rob Iliffe
Director, AHRC Newton Papers Project

Scott Mandelbrote,
Fellow & Perne librarian, Peterhouse, Cambridge

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