MINT01138: Copy of letter concerning the costs associated with coining copper

MINT01180: Copy of order to produce account of the Mint following the death of the assaymaster

MINT00611: Report on copper coinage

MINT00612: Draft of MINT00611 (Mint 19/2/305) with further details on processes for testing copper

MINT01944: Draft of MINT00611 (Mint 19/2/305) with further details on processes for testing copper

MINT00726: Account of the quantity and value of the Queen's unsold tin held in the Tower or in the hands of various agents

MINT00982: "Officers of the Mint Report about the value of her Majesty's tin unsold"

MINT00617: An account of experimental coinage of halfpence from bars: the coins have proved substandard. Suspects tin has been added by the melter contrary to instructions. Repeats request for money to repair and equip the Irish Mint [see MINT00611 (Mint 19/2/305)]

MINT00618: Draft of MINT00617 (Mint 19/2/311)

MINT01945: Draft of MINT00617 (Mint 19/2/311)

MINT00619: 'Observations upon the Estimate of the neat profit of coyning 1500 Tunns of Copper into half pence & farthings'

MINT00620: Draft of MINT00619 (Mint 19/2/322)

MINT00621: Covering letter for MINT00619 (Mint 19/2/322), mentioning that the proposal had been referred to him earlier the same month

MINT02087: Draft of MINT00619 (Mint 19/2/322)

MINT01146: Copy of response to the memorials of Henry Smithson, with an account of a meeting with John Thompson

MINT00205: Memorandum on Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch and Imperial denominations and on the new French louis d'or of May 1709

MINT00507: Calculations of the weight and value of the new louis d'or and louis d'argent which are to be made current in Ireland

MINT01148: Copy of letter concerning the passing of French currency in Ireland

MINT00318: Proposal of 'L.W.' for decimalising the coinage by dividing sixpence into 25 farthings [effectively, what did eventually happen at decimalisation, as this makes ten farthings equal to one modern penny]

MINT01684: Declaration that Edward Carter, a waterman and servant to the Mint, is exempt from parish duties