A New History of the Royal Mint¶
Challis, C. E. (1992). A New History of the Royal Mint. Cambridge University Press.
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Primes¶
- Gresham's Law
- Tudor England's Great Debasement is the canonical worked case: reduced-silver coin circulated alongside full-weight coin at the same nominal value, the heavy coin vanished into hoards and melting-pots within years, and the Great Recoinage of 1560 drew the withdrawn coinage back out — demonstrating withdrawal rather than destruction.
This sourceDocuments the Tudor Great Debasement and the Great Recoinage, demonstrating withdrawal-then-recovery of full-weight coin.
- Tudor England's Great Debasement is the canonical worked case: reduced-silver coin circulated alongside full-weight coin at the same nominal value, the heavy coin vanished into hoards and melting-pots within years, and the Great Recoinage of 1560 drew the withdrawn coinage back out — demonstrating withdrawal rather than destruction.
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