516)

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/2/523, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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  'An Account of the Wrought Plate received into her Majestys Mint in the Tower of London' [MINT 19/2/516]

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1 The Plate imported on the 11 12 & 14 of May at the rates voted by the House of Commons amounted unto
	between the 14 of May & 20^th of Iune
The Receipts given out by the Officers of the Mint for Plate imported upon the 11 12 & 14^th of May at the rates voted by the House of Commons amounted unto		}
The Receipts given out for Plate imported between the 14^th of May & 20^th of Iune at the same rates amounted unto		}	}
The Plate imported after the 20^th of Iune at the same rates amounted unto
The first parcel of Plate produced in new moneys
The second parcel produced

	on the 11^th 12^th & 14^th of May	}		48845. 11. 8 $\frac{3}{4}$	}
The Plate imported	between the 14^th of May & 20^th of Iune		at the rates voted by the House of Commons amounted unto	2656. 18. 6		76532. 14. 7 $\frac{1}{4}$
	after the 20^th of Iune
The first second third parcel of Plate produced in new money					}
The charges of melting the 1 2 3 parcel into 286 ingots at 5 per ingots				71. 10. 0
The further Charges of melting refining & coining the first second third parcel					}
						1800. 0. 0
To three Goldsmiths at 5^s per diem each for assisting the Officers of the Mint in receiving the plate
The excess of the moneys coined out of the Plate above the charges
The deficiency which remains upon subducting this excess from the total value voted by the House of Commons