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76.
Detailed account of how all Brandshagen's legitimate claims were settled and refutation of the others. If he left any debts, his executors must pay them
77.
Requests order to coin Coronation medals and offers suggestions about the quality of metals to be used
78.
Petition for a pay increase
79.
'The State of the Mint'
80.
Submits his design for a medal [to commemorate the proclamation of Queen Anne's Bounty, a series of measures to relieve impoverished clergy]. Suggests that in future he be given authority to approve medal designs himself, to save the Treasury time
81.
Letter covering a copy of a Council order for a pyx trial, dated 11 June 1696
82.
'Observations upon the state of the Coins of Gold and Silver'
83.
Excerpt of copy of minutes of meeting at Treasury Chambers concerning the coining of copper farthings
84.
Response to a proposal by one Mr Palmer to coin 700 tons of copper
85.
Requests a pyx trial for the coming summer, it being three years since the last one
86.
Copy of authorisation to defray the charges of a dinner for the jury at the trial of the pix
87.
The smith's house has probably belonged to the Ordnance since the latter's creation
88.
Letter from Treasury to Mint, dated 12 February 1712/3
89.
Report on country mints' accounts
90.
Letter from Treasury to Mint, dated 29 November 1710
91.
Fragmentary draft of MINT00291 (Mint 19/3/444) concerning the method of calculating the Queen’s duty on East India Goods
92.
Holograph draft summary of warrants issued 1662-94 for altering the design of coins [evidently in preparation for submitting new designs following Anne's accession on 8 March]
93.
Referral of the above
94.
Summary history of Jones's proposals and Newton's response to them
95.
Discussion of standards by which to gauge the value of gold coin (specifically pistoles)
96.
Letter from Isaac Newton to Treasury, dated 14 July 1715
97.
Letter from Newton to the Treasury requesting a warrant for check weights to be sent to Edinburgh
98.
Response to a memorandum from Nicholson and Briggs
99.
Rather than see it dismantled, the Moneyers' Corporation are willing to buy back the equipment they supplied for the recoinage in London and elsewhere for twice its scrap value
100.
Formula for calculating customs duty, followed by notes on the measurements of Herod's temple and a series of trigonometrical calculations
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