'Account of the Silver Monies Coind in his Majestie's Mint In the Tower' Isaac Newton c. 205 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 c. 1700, c. 205 words.

Summary of silver coinage 20 July 1660 to 31 December 1699.

 MINT 19/2/294, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 19/2/294 c. 1700 England English Unknown Hand MintGold and Silver Coinage Catalogue information compiled by Rob Iliffe, Peter Spargo & John Young Catalogue exported to teiHeader by Michael Hawkins Transcribed by Will Scott

An Account of the Silver Monies Coined In his Majestie's Mint In the Tower from the 20th. Iuly 1660. to the 12th. day of Decembr. 16991699.

From 20th. Iuly 1660. to the 20th. of Decembr. 1666 £969559 09s 5d. wherein Note that the Cross and harp silver Monies recoined, and the french Silver Monies for the sale of Dunkirkr that were coined On the years 1662., 1663, and 1664. was about 830000ll. part of the above sd.said sum. And from the 20th. Decembr. 1666. (being when the Act for encouraging of Coynage was made) to 31st) Decembr. 1695 3,350,018 06 3. In the year 1696. being the recoining of the 12 General Remains 2,463 110 17 714 In the year 1697. being what was coined from Hammered Money 1,907,244 16 6 In the same year by Sr.Sir IJohn IJohnson, Peter Floyer & others undertaken for taking in Plate 263,733110. the What was Imported as Bullion, Supposed to be melted down both from Plate and clipt and Hammered money In the years 1696. 1697. 1698. being and 1699. being 152925. 11. 16. 12. will make In tale £57477,2167 16 114 9,420,837 11 1114 Country mints 1,801 420 17 4 11,222,258 9 314
1660 for 1699for 1669.