Another holograph draft of MINT00528 (Mint 19/2/270)

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/2/264, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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  - 1 January 2001
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An Accompt of all the Gold & Silver monies coyned by the Mill & Press.

Coyned from y^e last of March 1663 to the last of Sept 1695

Gold monies	8,{illeg}\|{0}\|29929. 4. 6
Silver monies	1{illeg}\|{0}\|,569080. 2. 8
Gold & silver monies	1
Gold monies	7,226,170. \|0\|4. 06
Silver monies	3,709,435. 14. {illeg}\|04\|
Gold & Silver	1,935,605. 18. 10

Coyned from the first of Ian 1695 to y^e first of Ian 1698 excluded

			London	5057723. 11. 00
		{	York	308,621. 13. 08
	In silver at		Bristol	458,078. 06. 04
			Exeter	459,072. 10. 08
	{illeg}\|In\| silver at		Chester	316,840. 06. 08
			Norwich	258,808. 00. 00
Silver at all y^e Country Mints				1,801,420. 17. 04
Silver at L{illeg} London				5,057,723. 11. 00
Silver at all y^e Mints				6,{illeg}\|8\|59,144. 08. 04
	In Gold at London			803,759. 00. 00
Gold & Silver at all y^e Mints				7,{illeg}\|6\|62,903. 08. {illeg}\|0\|4.

Coyned from the last of March 1663 to y^e first of Ian. 169 $\frac{8}{9}$ exclusive

Gold monies	{illeg}\|8\|,029,929. 04. 06
Silver monies	10,569,080. 02. 08
Gold & Silver	18,599,009. 07. 02

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