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<note>Corpus delicti <lb/>Instructions</note> | |||
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<p><add>Standing</add> Instructions <del>ho</del> teaching people how to distinguish<lb/>bad coin from good.<lb/></p><p>Occasional instructions giving notice <hi rend="underline"><foreign>pro re natâ</foreign></hi> of<lb/><del>the appearance</del> of a <add>particular</add> parcel of bad coin as it happens<lb/>to make its appearance, and shewing how it is<lb/>to be distinguished from the true. Instructions of this<lb/>sort should immediately be stuck up against the<lb/><del>mint</del> outside of the public mint, and circulated<lb/> by the post to be stuck up against <del>every</del> the doors<lb/>of churches, town houses and other public buildings<lb/>throughout the state: <note>Notice of such instructions, <lb/>or the instructions themselves <lb/>if short, <del>to</del> <add>should</add> be also published<lb/> in the newspapers.<lb/></note> Where <sic>divers</sic> states,<lb/>bordering on each other, make use of the same coin,<lb/>communication should be made in like manner<lb/>from state to state.<lb/></p><p>In Vienna I am told, notification is made<lb/>regularly from the mint, whenever any <del>bad</del> <add>counterfeit</add> coin<lb/>makes its appearance. <note>Qu whether this is ever <lb/>done in England <lb/></note> The coinage however is upon<lb/>so good a footing that such attempts are rare.<lb/></p><p><del>Were</del> <add>Had</add> the mint of London taken this course,<lb/><del>they</del> <add>the silver coin</add> would for some years have had a good deal <add>found there a <lb/>good deal of employment.</add> <del>upon their hands. At pres</del> <add>At present</add> While I am writing <note>July 1782</note> the<lb/>instructions on this head would come within a narrow<lb/>compass: a blank piece of white metal is soon described.<lb/></p> | |||
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32
Indirect
Corpus delicti
Instructions
3. Coin
Frauds touching the coin
Standing Instructions ho teaching people how to distinguish
bad coin from good.
Occasional instructions giving notice pro re natâ of
the appearance of a particular parcel of bad coin as it happens
to make its appearance, and shewing how it is
to be distinguished from the true. Instructions of this
sort should immediately be stuck up against the
mint outside of the public mint, and circulated
by the post to be stuck up against every the doors
of churches, town houses and other public buildings
throughout the state: Notice of such instructions,
or the instructions themselves
if short, to should be also published
in the newspapers.
Where divers states,
bordering on each other, make use of the same coin,
communication should be made in like manner
from state to state.
In Vienna I am told, notification is made
regularly from the mint, whenever any bad counterfeit coin
makes its appearance. Qu whether this is ever
done in England
The coinage however is upon
so good a footing that such attempts are rare.
Were Had the mint of London taken this course,
they the silver coin would for some years have had a good deal found there a
good deal of employment. upon their hands. At pres At present While I am writing July 1782 the
instructions on this head would come within a narrow
compass: a blank piece of white metal is soon described.
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