Warden of the Royal Mint

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Warden of the Royal Mint was a senior Crown appointment in England responsible for overseeing the security, integrity, and administration of the Royal Mint’s coinage operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Crown office
financial oversight office
government position
appliesToJurisdiction England
country Kingdom of England
fieldOfWork bullion management
coinage
monetary administration
public finance oversight
followedByOffice Master of the Mint (for Isaac Newton)
hasCharacteristic Crown appointment by royal authority
linked to national monetary policy through coinage standards
office associated with personal financial liability for losses
often held by legally or financially trained officials
senior rank within the Royal Mint
hasDuty administration of minting processes
enforcement of standards for weight and fineness of coins
ensuring integrity of coinage
ensuring security of the Royal Mint
financial accountability for bullion and coin stocks
oversight of coinage operations
participation in the Trial of the Pyx
protection against counterfeiting
protection against debasement of coinage
reporting to the Crown on mint operations
supervision of mint officials
verification of the quality of newly minted coins
inception medieval period
locationOfWork Royal Mint
surface form: Royal Mint, London

Tower of London
notableOfficeHolder Isaac Newton
officeHolderEndTime 1699 (Isaac Newton as Warden)
officeHolderStartTime 1696 (Isaac Newton)
partOf English Crown administration
Royal Mint
positionHeldBy Charles Montagu
Isaac Newton
Thomas Neale
replacedBy reformed mint administrative structure in the 19th century
seeAlso English coinage
Warden of the Royal Mint self-linksurface differs
surface form: Master of the Mint

Royal Mint
Trial of the Pyx
subordinateTo Lord High Treasurer
surface form: Lord High Treasurer of England

the Crown
usedLegalFramework acts of Parliament relating to the coinage
royal proclamations on coinage

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Isaac Newton positionHeld Warden of the Royal Mint
Isaac Newton positionHeld Warden of the Royal Mint
this entity surface form: Master of the Royal Mint
Warden of the Royal Mint seeAlso Warden of the Royal Mint self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Master of the Mint
William Wellesley-Pole positionHeld Warden of the Royal Mint
this entity surface form: Master of the Mint
Thomas Neale positionHeld Warden of the Royal Mint
this entity surface form: Master of the Mint
2nd Earl of Mornington positionHeld Warden of the Royal Mint
subject surface form: William Wellesley-Pole, 2nd Earl of Mornington
this entity surface form: Master of the Mint
Newton positionHeld Warden of the Royal Mint
subject surface form: Isaac Newton
Lord Auckland positionHeld Warden of the Royal Mint
this entity surface form: Master of the Mint
Surveyor-General of the Mint reportsTo Warden of the Royal Mint
this entity surface form: Master of the Mint