gives
Metal wo hard and brittle to
be laminated, and which could not on that account be coined in the European method .. The Cash would require to becast (as in China), which I believe. would still further increase greally
the cost of it's manufacture.
1
men
It is generally allowed by
of the requamted with China that one greatest evils under which that Country, suffers, is the state of it's Cash Currency.
4. Com that is prepared by cresting to easily.; imitated, and the amount of spurious Cash.
circulation is said to be numense
-
If the Cash is to be improved for circulation in Hong Kong or elsewhere, under British influence, there can be little doubt of the principle upon which the improvement, should be based : - The Coin ought to consist of pure Copper only, without alloys, as
and should contain as great
a
s are
weight of that Metal as can be given. with the workmanship of the Com.
+ Cash of the kind described, of which specimens enclosed, might be manu = -=factured here of six tenths of the usual. weight of the Chinese Cash, or 35. 4 Gramis. One ton of Copper, value £100, would be comed into £144. /// of Cash. The margin of £44 would be required
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to cover the cost of manfacture and other contingent expenses but would)
I behere
Карто
be simply enffiment for that
The Copper Casts is postested
its
from Counterfeiting by the eorumistances that without and entré chamfe in appearance copper commot be lebased by alloy
other metal, and it connot be cast but must- Caminated
with
стр
be
and requires the usual appliang
of a Mint for its manufacture with com
The improvement of the currency an abject-worthy
of Chma
appears
a
h to
of or high and beneficent policy on the part of the Encopean Powers
–Armever
imperfectly the cash monetary cystem
be
late
years
has worked
of
it appears to as correct in porinerple as amp
other while the "Standend of valne in
"
brisland
is Gold. and in British India Silver in bloma it is Copper - Considering the
prevailing cheapness of labored and of commodities the latter metat is
likely always
to form
large portion of the enrency
of the Combines of the East
It certainly
is
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