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Author: Newton, Isaac

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Charges arising by the Coynage in the years

ending at Christmas		1713			1714			1715
		li	s	d
Charges of assaying refining & reducing the Bullion to standard	}	172.	19.	11	331.	8.	6	499.	13.	7
Charge of melting & coyning the gold & silver moneys	}	4474.	9.	9 $\frac{1}{2}$	9721.	12.	10	12840.	6.	0 $\frac{1}{2}$
Assaying & trying the Pix		118.	10.	5	0000.	0.	0	58.	17.	8
Stationary ware & mending the scales & weights	}	16.	2.	0	22.	10.	0	26.	6.	0
Total charge arising by the coinage		4782.	2.	1 $\frac{1}{2}$	10075.	14.	4	13425.	3.	3 $\frac{1}{2}$
Charge of receiving the money at the Exchequer	}	17.	15.	6	81.	16.	0	37.	17.	0
Passing the Accompts		107.	1.	6	106.	1.	6	106.	1.	6
Half the diet		29.	12.	0	35.	2.	5	24.	16.	8
Established salaries		2590.	0.	0	2590.	0.	0	2590.	0.	0
Repairs of Houses & Offices		370.	2.	6	375.	11.	10	358.	6.	0
Allowance to the Moneyers now ceased	}	400.	0.	0	300.	0.	0	000.	0.	0
Allowance to a Clerk now ceased		24.	19.	11
Severall small Incidents		140.	18.	3	157.	6.	0	140.	3.	5
Established charge of the Mint in Scotland	}	1200.	0.	0	1200.	0.	0	1200.	0.	0
Establishment for prosecuting clippers & coyners not to exceed 400li per annum. This charge hath been about	}	250.	0.	0	250.	0.	0	250.	0.	0
Total charges of both Mints		9912.	11.	9 $\frac{1}{2}$	15171.	9.	1	18132.	7.	10 $\frac{1}{2}$
Total Income of coynage Duty		8039.	00.	11	8720.	19.	0 $\frac{1}{2}$	11894.	9.	8
Expence above the Income		1873.	10.	10 $\frac{1}{2}$	6450.	10.	0 $\frac{1}{2}$	6237.	18.	2 $\frac{1}{2}$