The Warden of the Mint was in principle the highest ranking officer of the Royal Mint of Great Britain, having oversight over its operations and physical plant by virtue of a royal warrant.
he worked as a warden of mint in the tower of London. he even lived there for some time. but he only did it because he really needed the money.
Issac Newton did not receive any awards. However, he was knighted by the Queen, and associate of the French Academy of Science, and Warden of the Mint.
The office was given to him with the expectation that it would largely be a sinecure, but he took it more seriously than anticipated, and was in fact very active in rooting out counterfeiters and bringing them to justice.
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Warden of the Royal Mint
He did this so that he could get money
He was appointed Warden of the Royal Mint in 1696.
in 1696,at the age of 53,he was given the gob of warden of the royal mint and he lived in the house of warden's in the tower of London!
Mathematics professor at Cambridge. Later Master and Warden of the mint.
he worked as a warden of mint in the tower of London. he even lived there for some time. but he only did it because he really needed the money.
Isaac newton was a professor at Cambridge University from 1669. Additionally in 1696 Isaac Newton became warden of The Mint, then in 1699 he was promoted to Master of the Mint.
Issac Newton did not receive any awards. However, he was knighted by the Queen, and associate of the French Academy of Science, and Warden of the Mint.
The warden
A warden could be a prison warden: a person in charge of a game reserve; a Youth Hostel Warden, and so on.
The 'w' on an ARP warden stands for Warden.