Further draft of MINT00327 (Mint 19/2/52) and MINT00328 (Mint 19/2/61)

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/2/27-8, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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  Holograph table of gold coins, drawn up as an appendix to MINT00322 (Mint 19/2/111-16) [MINT 19/2/52]

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A Table of the weight Assay & value of several sorts of forreign monies new out of the Mints

Monies of France	Weight	Finenes	Fine ☉ or ☾
A Lewid'or	4^dwt 8^gr	21 21^{dwt\^car/} 3 $\frac{1}{2}$ ^{dw gr}\pr/ {illeg}	3.^dwt 22 $\frac{19}{24}$
Double half & quarter Lewidor's in proportion			3. 22_∟79
An Ecu DOller or Crown	17^dwt 13^gr	11^oz. 1^dwt	16.^dwt 2^gr
The half Ecu, \Cardecu or/ Ecu (or Cardecu & Reau or $\frac{1}{12}$ ^th of an Ecu in proportion
Monies of Spain & y^e west Indies
The Pistole Reales or piece of four Reales	4^dwt 8^gr	21^car 3 $\frac{1}{2}$ ^g	3. 22_∟79
The double Dobleon or four Pistole piece, the Doubleon or two Pistol piece & y^e Ecu{illeg} de Marc or half Pistole in proportion.
The Real \Piastre/ or piece of eight Reaus of Sevil	17. 4\|1\|0	11. 3
The new Piaster of Sevil	14\|3\|. 23	14\|1\|. 4\|1\|.
The Pillar piece of eight	17. 16	11. 3
The Pern piece of eight	17. 16\|4\|
The Mexico piece of eight	17. 16	11. 0
The half & quarter pieces in proportion
Monies of Portugal
The four Moeda piece of 4000 Res. now raised to 4800	6. 2{illeg}\|4\|
The Pistole or Moeda or piece of 2000 Res \now raised to 2400 Res/	3. 10 $\frac{2}{5}$
The double & half Moeda in proportion
\|The\| New Moedas	3. 10^gr?
Crusados Ducats or pieces of 400 Res \now raised to 480 Res/	11. 4	11.0 $\frac{1}{2}$
\|The\| New Crusados X	{illeg}\|9\|. 7 $\frac{2}{3}$ ?
Monies of Flanders
Ducats of gold or pieces of 4 florens 16 sols
Ducatons of silver or pieces of 3 Florens
Patagons, Rixdollers, Cross Dollers or pieces of 4^flor. 8 sols.
Monies of Holland
Ducats of gold or pieces of 5 Florens
Ducatons or four ducal pieces & Soveraigns or threeDucat pieces in proportion.
Silver Ducatons or pieces of 3 Guilders 3 sols
Three Guilder pieces
Patagons Rix dollers, Legg-Dollers or pieces of 2 $\frac{1}{2}$ Guilders
Lyon Dollers
Monies of Venice
The Zacheen, Sequin, Chequin or Ducat of Venice
The Ducat of Silver	14. 14	1.^oz 3 $\frac{1}{2}$ ^dw worse
Monies of Florence & Leghorn.
Monies of Germany
The D German Ducat of y^e Emperor Leopoldus	2. 5 $\frac{1}{2}$	11.1^car
The Hungary Ducat	2. 6	11. 1 $\frac{1}{2}$ ^car
The Rix Doller of the Emperor Rudolphus	18. 7	10. 12^gr
The Rix Dollar of the Emperor Ferdinand ^II_III
The Rix Doller of the Emperor Leopold
There are many other Rix dollars coyned for several Princes & Cities of the Empire
Monies of Hamborough

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Monies of Riga Dantzic Riga & Coningsberg

The Rix Ducat of Poland

The Rix doller of Poland

The Rix doller of Thorn

The Rix doller of Dantzick

Monies of Suedeland

Moneys of Danemark