MINT00037: £2,000 had been the customary security for the mastership until the previous incumbent, Thomas Neale, gave £15,000 to allay doubts raised by his somewhat dubious financial history
Author: Newton, Isaac
Metadata: 21 June 1700, c. 235 words.
Source: MINT 19/1/64, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
MINT00268: 'Of Credit good & bad, and of the usefulness of the former' (changed from 'Of Credit good & counterfeit, & of the usefulness of the first & danger of the last')
Author: Newton, Isaac
Metadata: 1701, c. 2,678 words.
Source: MINT 19/2/631-2, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
MINT00282: Variant and apparently earlier holograph draft of MINT00281 (Mint 19/2/78-9): the note 'writt in 1701' has been added in another hand, though it seems likely this is a mistake
Author: Newton, Isaac
Metadata: 1701?, c. 1,341 words.
Source: MINT 19/2/74-5, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
MINT00535: 'The Comptrolment Roll': detailed table of the amount of gold and silver coined in the London and (where relevant) the country mints in each year from 1659 to 1700
Author: Newton, Isaac
Metadata: after December 1700, c. 3,037 words.
Source: MINT 19/5/57, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK