Bill totalling £207.14s. for equipment made for the Edinburgh Mint by John Croker and Samuel Bull, engravers, and Thomas Sylvester, smith, between 15 July and 18 December 1707

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/1/178, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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Work done for the use & service of her Majesties Mint at Edinburgh by John Croker & Samuel Bull Gravers & Thomas Silvester Smith to her Majesties Mint in the Tower between the 15^th day of Iuly 1707 & the 18^th of December following

Two Master Puncheons for Crowns		25
Two Master Puncheons for half Crowns		20
Two Ditto for shillings		15
Two Ditto for sixpences		10
Two sets of small Punches letters &c for the Crown Dyes	}	9
Two sets ditto for the half crowns		8.	10
Two sets ditto for the shillings		6.
Two sets ditto for the sixpences		5	14
16 pair of crown Dyes at 26^s per pair		20.	16
48 pair of half crown Dyes at 19^s a pair		45.	12
48 pair of shilling Dyes at 13^s 6^d per pair		32.	8
21 pair of sixpenny Dyes at 9^s per pair		9.	9
Paid for a pattern for a lead Table to rub Dyes upon	}	0.	5.
		207.	14.	00

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Many Receipts of particulars	133.	16.	10
Gravers Bill	207.	14.	00
Moneyers Bill	140.	00.	00
Scalemakers Bill	51.	2	6
	532.	13.	4

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