Table of coinage 1702-17, obviously connected and probably sent with MINT00575 (Mint 19/2/245)

<291r>

Gold and Silver Monies Coyned in his Majesty's Mint within the Tower of London from 1st. January 170$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$ To the 20th November 1717

	Gold Monies			Silver Monies
	Lwt	oz	dwt	Lwt	oz	dwt.	Silver Monies from Plate
1702—	3622,,	~,,	~,,	114,,	6,,	~,,
1703—	34,,	2,,	~,,	718	.......
1704—	..............			4007	......
1705—	104	........		429,,	7.	15
1706—	537	.......		932	.....
1707—	607	.......		1174	.....
1708—	1010	......		3751	.....
1709—	2468	......		2223.	7.	15	23199Lwt.	4oz:	4dwt
1710—	3716	...		817	...
1711—	9324	.......		1810.	5.	2 –	22957:	6:	18
1712—	2855	......		1784.	8.	..
1713—	13137	.......		2333	....
1714—	29526	......		1566	....
1715—	39090	......		1643	....
1716—	23765	.....		1650	.....
1717—	15186	.....		948	.....
	145001.	2.	,,	25901,,	10,,	12	46156:	11:	2

Memorandum that 3602Lwt 2oz 7dwt, part of the 4007Lwt. of silver coyned in the year 1704, was silver melted from wrought plate brought in by the Commissioners for prizes after the expedition from Vigo

<292v>

Gold & Silver Monies Coyned