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The Royal Mint

Note 32 — THE ROYAL MINT. (continued 2)

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Besides many verbal congratulations, the Master wrote me the following letter:—

Registered No. 3026, 1860.

Royal Mint, 20th October, 1860.

Dear Sir,

Your success in obviating the difficulty of coining gold containing a minute portion of antimony or arsenic is a benefit to this department, which calls for my most grateful thanks. In recognition of your services I have the pleasure, with the approbation of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury, to present to you the sum of one hundred pounds, for which cheque is enclosed.

I have the honour to be, Dear Sir, Most faithfully yours, Tho. Graham

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George F. Ansell, Esq.

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