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<head>P<hi rend='superscript'>t</hi>II. 3.</head><!-- written in pencil. the '3.' is written in the corner of the page as is therefore in line with the superscript 't' of the previous word (P<hi rend='superscript'>t</hi>II.). Add <add> or superscript tag as you see fit (though it may not be possible as it's inside a heading tag!) --> | |||
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<head>Frauds<!-- 1 word, larger font --> relative to the Coin<!-- 1 word, larger font -->.</head> | |||
<p>pieces at a time, the presumption is that either he did not even | |||
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then know it to be bad , or at least had originally taken it | |||
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as good : but this presumption may be surmounted by other | |||
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evidences. | |||
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<p><!-- indent -->6. <note>No Fraud to possess &c or Utter bad money when defaced.</note> That which was once a piece of diminished or | |||
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counterfeit Coin is no longer to be deemed so, after it has | |||
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been defaced.<hi rend='superscript'>(AA)</hi><!-- (AA) written in pencil --> | |||
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<p>[(AA)<!-- (AA) written in pencil --> Defaced] 1. <note>Defacing, what —</note> A piece of Coin is understood to be defaced , | |||
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when it has been so dealt with that it is plain no | |||
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one could expect to pass it off. | |||
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<p><!-- indent -->2. <note>Best method of Defacing.</note> The surest way of defacing a piece of Coin is by cutting it in two : that is dividing it into at least two parts as | |||
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nearly equal as they can readily be made. | |||
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[(B)<!-- B (only) written in pencil --> concerned] See Tit. [Co-offenders] | |||
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<head><del>Instructions to the Judge</del></head> | |||
<p><!-- indent --><note>Presumptive Evidences of Delinquency.</note> The following facts will serve as strong presumptions | |||
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of a man's being <add>concerned as</add> a diminisher or counterfeiter of Coin, | |||
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or in confederacy with those who are ; and such presumpti<add>ons</add> | |||
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PtII. 3.
C
Frauds relative to the Coin.
pieces at a time, the presumption is that either he did not even
then know it to be bad , or at least had originally taken it
as good : but this presumption may be surmounted by other
evidences.
6. No Fraud to possess &c or Utter bad money when defaced. That which was once a piece of diminished or
counterfeit Coin is no longer to be deemed so, after it has
been defaced.(AA)
[(AA) Defaced] 1. Defacing, what — A piece of Coin is understood to be defaced ,
when it has been so dealt with that it is plain no
one could expect to pass it off.
2. Best method of Defacing. The surest way of defacing a piece of Coin is by cutting it in two : that is dividing it into at least two parts as
nearly equal as they can readily be made.
[(B) concerned] See Tit. [Co-offenders]
Instructions to the Judge
Presumptive Evidences of Delinquency. The following facts will serve as strong presumptions
of a man's being concerned as a diminisher or counterfeiter of Coin,
or in confederacy with those who are ; and such presumptions
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penal code |
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frauds /relative to the coin / upon the coinage/ |
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copy/fair copy sheet |
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recto |
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[[watermarks::myears [lion with crown motif]]] |
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caroline fox |
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