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at 1000 to the Dollar
dt weigh not less
than
(
one mace, one
about 50 grains) the
usual weight of good
Chinese cash :-
2. Of copper coins of one cent, 100 to the Dollar, of the same fineness as the E.I. Company's
cent coined in 1845,
which is stated to be a
convenient currency.
3. Of silver 10 cent pieces, to be coined
of inferior purity to British sterling, in order that their weight may be brought up to 1/10th
of a Dollar (or between 41.2 & 42 grains) which seems to be considered by the Government
as
a matter of importance.
His frame leaves this Sub-Committee to consider (in communication, may be in company, with the Mint authorities) how far it may be
practical & expedient
to give effect to the
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at 1000 to the Dillan
dt weigh mot laps
tram
(
one mace, Ion
about 50 grains) thi
usual weight of good
Chinese cash :-
2. Of copper hims of one cant, 100 6-the- Boller, off the same Seulily-Lreight as the E.D. Conferings
cent coined in 1845,
a
ashich is stated to be framed
convienient can:af
3. Of selven 10 cand ficces, to be commed
of inferior purity t British relvin, in orde that their weight may he hought ich to 1/10 th
of an Dollar (or betwee 412 42 grains) which Leems to be considend by the Saguen
а
^
a mutter of infertaun.
as
His frame leaves thin Luddliches tecoder (in communication, may be company, with the Mint antirontiers) how for it may be
practical & exfedrent
to give effect to the
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