26th Congress,
1st Session.
[SENATE.]
[299.]

STATEMENT

SHOWING

The amount of the gold, silver, and copper coinage, at the Mint in London, from 1816 to 1836.


March 20, 1840.

Submitted by Mr. Benton, and ordered to be printed.


An account of the gold, silver, and copper coinage, at the Mint in London, from 1816 to 1836, showing the number of pieces, and the value of each denomination of coin struck during that time.
No. of Pieces. Value.
GOLD.     £ s. d.
Double sovereigns 16,119 32,240 5 0
Sovereigns 51,073,016 51,073,021 18 4 ½
Half sovereigns 8,092,903 4,046,454 0 9
SILVER.
Crowns* 1,849,905 462,476 7 1
Half crowns 30,871,362 3,858,920 6 1
Shillings 91,903,680 4,595,184 0 0
Sixpences 50,800,595 1,270,014 17 8
Fourpences 4,300,378 71,646 6 0
Threepences 55,440 693 0 0
'T'wopences 72,072 600 12 0
Pence 179,784 749 2 0
COPPER.
Pence 21,275,520 84,896 0 0
Halfpence 27,498,240 55,440 0 0
Farthings 38,180,352 39,771 4 0

£ s. d.
Total gold coinage 55,151,716 4 1 ½
Total silver coinage 10,260,284 11 10
Total copper coinage 180,107 4 0
Total copper coinage  
Total coinage in 21 years 65,592,107 19 11 ½

* None coined since 1822.

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