Table of gold and silver coined 1696-1717

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/2/263, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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An Account of the Silver moneys coyned in the four years between Michaelmas 1695 & Christmas 1699 .

		Lw^t	oz	dwt	gr
At	London	1642297.	2.	12.	14.
	York —	99608.	4.	15.	9

	Bristol —	147759.	6.	2.	22
	Exeter —	147923.	8.	18.	20
	Chester —	102360.	4.	16.	3
	Norwich —	83849.	6.	0.	11
		2223798.	9.	6.	7.

The whole weight after the rate of 3^li. 2^s. 0^d to the po{u}nd weight Troy, am{o}nts unto 6,893776^li. 4^s. 1^d $\frac{1}{2}$ . in Tal{e}. And the Gold coined in the same time was by weight 19595^Lwt. 8^oz, which at 44 $\frac{1}{2}$ Guineas to the pound weight Troy amounts unto 872007 Guineas. The Gold moneys coyned in the same years amounted to about 19595{0.0} which after the rate of 44 $\frac{1}{2}$ Guineas to the pound weight Troy amounts unto 872007 Guineas in tale.

An Account of the Gold & silver moneys coyned yearly from Christmas 1699 to Christmas 17{1}7.

Years.	Gold moneys				Silver moneys
	Lw^t	oz	dw^t	gr	Lw^t	oz	dw^t	gr
1700	270{5}.	4.	14.	11	4805.	10.	6.	16	All the Gold monies coined in these eighteen years after the rate of 44 $\frac{1}{2}$ Guineas to the pound weight Troy amount unto 7762783 Guineas; & all the silver moneys after the rate of 3^li 2^s to the pound weight Tory amount unto 354459^li. 3^s. 9^d
1701	26742.	0.	0.	0	37477.	0.	0.	0
1702	3642.	0.	0.	0	114.	6.	0.	0
1703	34.	2.	0.	0	718.	0.	0.	0
1704	00.	0.	0.	0	4007.	0.	0.	0
1705	104.	0.	0.	0	429.	7.	15.	0
1706	537.	0.	0.	0	932.	0.	0.	0
1707	607.	0.	0.	0	1174.	0.	0.	0
1708	1010.	0.	0.	0	3751.	0.	0.	0
1709	2468.	0.	0.	0	25423.	0.	0.	0
1710	3716.	0.	0.	0	817.	0.	0.	0
1711	9324.	0.	0.	0	24768.	0.	0.	0
1712	2855.	0.	0.	0	1784.	8.	0.	0
1713	13137.	0.	0.	0	2333.	0.	0.	0
1714	29526.	0.	0.	0	1566.	0.	0.	0
1715	39090.	0.	0.	0	1643.	0.	0.	0
1716	23765.	0.	0.	0	1650.	0.	0.	0
1717	15186.	0.	0.	0	948.	0.	0.	0
	174444.	6.	14.	11	114341.	8.	1.	16

Mint Office Ian. 20. 171 $\frac{7}{8}$

Is. Newton