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151.
Letter from Mint to Treasury, dated c. End of 1702
152.
As the clerks' salaries have not changed in the last sixty years, recommends a 25% increase
153.
Letter from Mint to Treasury, dated 26 March 1702
154.
Response to the tender of Peter Floyer and Charles Shales for melting down hammered silver coin and converting it into standard silver: their proposed fee is excessive and they should be beaten down
155.
Two holograph draft certificates that Girard's Bahamas seal was of high quality and good value
156.
Suggests considering a revision of the relative value of gold and silver in England on the model of recent French legislation which has brought France into line with the Netherlands
157.
Draft of letter from Newton to the Earl of Godolphin (Lord High Treasurer) regarding the expenses on Queen Anne Coronation medals
158.
Petition for the return of a press of his own invention for making hooks and watch chains, which has been impounded by the Mint on suspicion of being used for counterfeiting
159.
Letter from Treasury to Mint, dated 21 April 1724
160.
'Memoriall Concerning the Mint of Scotland', arguing for a resumption of Scottish coinage, which ceased on 4 August 1710, and an increase in the provision of £1,200 p.a. for the Edinburgh Mint
161.
Referral of MINT00026 (Mint 19/1/104), in the same clerical hand
162.
Complaint that their tender for copper supply has been passed over in favour of a dearer one [ie. Hines']
163.
£2,000 had been the customary security for the mastership until the previous incumbent, Thomas Neale, gave £15,000 to allay doubts raised by his somewhat dubious financial history
164.
Copy of warrant to deliver medals to Sir Clement Cottrell
165.
Holograph fragment of an account for the Mint's receipt of silver recovered from the shipwreck off Mayo
166.
Firm rejection of a proposal to erect a Mint for silver coinage in Dublin
167.
Offers to accept a ton or two of copper per month from Wood after the expiry of the Hines/Appleby contract, provided it is the type of copper of which he has already submitted specimens; otherwise new specimens are required first
168.
Petition for a reward for informing against owners of illegal presses
169.
Excerpt of copy of minutes of meeting at Treasury Chambers concerning the proposal of Mr Essington for the coining of copper
170.
Copy of order specifying inscriptions for coin
171.
Recommendations on currency regulation and devaluation of the guinea
172.
Response to the above petitions
173.
Report on pyx trial of copper coins, finding them satisfactory
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