Copy of receipt acknowledging delivery of medals to Sir Clement Cottrell

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October 1715.

Received then of Sr. Isaac Newton Knt. Master and Worker of His Mats: Mint the thirty medals of Gold menīond in the Warrant on the other side written, Weighing Twenty one Ounces Eighteen pennyweight and twenty grains, I say received by Me

Clement Cottrell.

21oz: 18dwt: 20gr. of fine Gold at 4£: 07s: 06d ꝑ oz	£	95:	19:	10$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$
making 30 Medals at 3s a peice {sic}		4:	10:	00
His Mats. Sign Manual to the Lords of the Treary about the said Medals	}	4:	05:	00
Their Lordships Warrt. to Sr. Is: Newton to deliver the same		1:	015:	00.
Warrt. to the Auditor of the Excheqr. for paying the Money out of the Civil List	}	1:	15:	00
Fees at the Exchequer in receiving the Money		0:	07:	06.
	£	108:	12:	04$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$