ncoin'd Standard Silver can be worth Five Shillings Four Pence； （i。e。 How 480 Grains of uncoin'd Standard Silver can be worth 495 Grains of the same Standard Silver； Coin'd into Money） is unintelligible； unless the Coinage of our Mint lessens the Value of Standard Silver。
SIR；
COIN and Interest are Two Things of so great moment to the Publick； and of so great concernment in Trade； that they ought； very accurately to be examin'd into； and very nicely weigh'd； upon any Proposal of an alteration to be made in them。 I pretend not to have Treated of them here as thy deserve。 That must be the work of an abler Hand。 I have said something on these Subjects； because you requir'd it。 And； I hope； the readiness of my Obedience will excuse； to You； the Faults I have committed； and assure You that I am；
SIR； Your most humble Servant。 John Lock。
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