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Further to an enquiry by the warden [Craven Peyton], recommend he continue to be allowed a clerk-cum-solicitor to assist in prosecuting counterfeiters. Details of recommended salary and permissible expenses for the post
128.
Reports the East India Company's offer to take a hundred tons of tin in lieu of money owed it by the Treasury for saltpetre
129.
Reply to an order for an account of gold and silver coined since Christmas 1702
130.
Letter from Mint to Treasury, dated 3 April 1701
131.
Response to Lauderdale's request for an advance of £2,400 to the Edinburgh Mint
132.
Response to the clerks' petition for a pay increase [presumably MINT00029 (Mint 19/2/498)]
133.
Letter from Isaac Newton to Treasury, dated 10 June 1718
134.
Submits designs for reverses of half-guineas and sixpences
135.
Proposal to raise £28,333 per 1,000 tons of copper coined by reducing the weight of halfpence and farthings
136.
Following a protest by the Irish Parliament against Wood's licence to coin, asks Newton to send an expert to Bristol to examine his coins
137.
Copy of order from the Treasury to pay Pinckney's bill
138.
Suggests various means by which Brandshagen and his party could save time and money in their investigation
139.
Detailed technical instructions to be given to Brandshagen and Hamilton for inspecting the mine at Alva: they should be assisted by an Edinburgh Mint officer
140.
Recommends commissioners for recoinage be paid £100 each, plus £60 between them for a clerk
141.
Memorandum deploring the poor state of Mint engraving and suggesting various strategies for improving it
142.
Letter from Mint to Treasury, dated 2 April 1701
143.
Holograph drafts of various paragraphs of a memorandum on the Edinburgh Mint
144.
Protest against preferential treatment for the Edinburgh Mint
145.
Requests order to coin Coronation medals and offers suggestions about the quality of metals to be used
146.
Covering letter for MINT00554 (Mint 19/2/516) with explanatory notes
147.
In reply to MINT00511 (Mint 19/2/458), suggests it would be preferable and cheaper for Wood's pyx to be brought to London for testing, though he will send a man to Bristol if the Treasury prefers
148.
Approves James Girard's bill for engraving seals
149.
Copy of referral of order for a trial of the pix
150.
Copy of order to pay the Chief Warden of the jury of goldsmiths to defray charges relating to the trial of the pix
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