Master of the Mint

• 1331 Richard de Snowshill and Richard of Grimsby [2]
• 1351–? Henry de Bruselee and John Chichester [3]
• 1361–1361 Walter dei Bardi [3]
• 1365–1367 John Chichester [3]
• 1375–1391 Walter dei Bardi [3]
• 1391–1391 John Wildeman [3]
• 1411–1414 Richard Garner [3]
• 1413–1414 Sir Lewis John [3]
• 1418–1420 Sir Lewis John [3]
• 1421–1432 Bartholomew Goldbeter [4]
• 1435–1446 John Paddesley [4]
• 1446–1459 Robert Manfield [4]
• 1459–1461 Sir Richard Tonstall [3]
• 1461–1483 William Hastings (executed 1483) [3]
• 1483–1485 Sir Robert Brackenbury (killed at Bosworth, 1485) [3]
• 1485–1490 Sir Giles Daubeney [4]
• 1492–1493 Sir Bartholomew Reade and Sir John Shaa[3]
• 1493–1494 Sir Bartholomew Reade and Robert Fenrother [4]
• 1495–1498 Sir Bartholomew Reade and Sir John Shaa[4]
• 1509–1534 William Blount, 4th Baron Mountjoy [4]
• 1543 Ralph Rowlet and Sir Martin Bowes [4]
• 1544 Sir Martin Bowes [4]
• 1547–1553 Sir John York[5]
• 1553–1555 Thomas Egerton [4]
• 1560–1571 Sir Thomas Stanley [4]
• 1571–1582 John Lonyson [4]
• 1582–1599 Sir Richard Martin [6]
• 1599–1609 Sir Richard Martin (died 1616) and Richard Martin
• 1617–1623 Sir Edward Villiers
• 1623–1626 Sir Randal Cranfield
• 1626–1635 Sir Robert Harley
• 1635–1643 In Commission:
  • Sir Ralph Freeman
  • Sir Thomas Aylesbury
• 1643–1649 Sir Robert Harley
• 1649–1653 Aaron Guerdon
• 1660–1662 Sir Ralph Freeman
• 1662–1667 Sir Ralph Freeman and Henry Slingsby
• 1667–1680 Henry Slingsby (suspended 1680)
• 1680–1684 In Commission:
  • Sir John Buckworth
  • Charles Duncombe
  • James Hoare
• 1684–1686 In Commission:
  • Thomas Neale
  • Charles Duncombe
  • James Hoare
• 1686–1699 Thomas Neale
• 1699-1727 Sir Isaac Newton
• 1727–1737 John Conduitt
• 1737–1745 Hon. Richard Arundell
• 1745–1769 Hon. William Chetwynd[lower-alpha 1]
• 1769–1784 Hon. Charles Cadogan<[lower-alpha 2]
• 1784–1789 The Earl of Effingham
• 1789–1790 The Earl of Chesterfield
• 1790–1794 The Earl of Leicester
• 1794–1799 Sir George Yonge, 5th Baronet
• 1799–1801 Lord Hawkesbury
• 1801–1802 The Lord Arden
• 1802–1804 John Smyth
• 1804–1806 The Earl Bathurst
• 1806 Lord Charles Spencer
• 1806–1807 Charles Bathurst
• 1807–1812 The Earl Bathurst
• 1812–1814 The Earl of Clancarty
• 1814–1823 William Wellesley-Pole
• 1823–1827 Thomas Wallace
• 1827–1828 George Tierney
• 1828–1830 John Charles Herries
• 1830–1834 The Lord Auckland
• 1834–1835 Hon. James Abercrombie
• 1835 Alexander Baring
• 1835–1841 Henry Labouchere
• 1841–1845 William Ewart Gladstone
• 1845–1846 Sir George Clerk, 6th Baronet
• 1846–1850 Richard Lalor Sheil
• 1850–1855 Sir John Herschel
• 1855–1869 Thomas Graham
• 1870– Office amalgamated into the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer

Now a private company; the job of Deputy Master is held by the Royal Mint's Chief Executive.

• 1868–94 Charles Fremantle
• 1894–1902 Sir Horace Seymour
• 1903–13 William Ellison-Macartney[7]
• 1913–17 Sir Thomas H. Elliott
• 1917–22 Sir John Westerman Cawston KCB
• 1922–38 Sir Robert A. Johnson
• 1938–49 Sir John Craig
• 1950–57 Sir Lionel Thompson CBE
• 1957–70 Sir John ("Jack") Hastings James
• 1970-74 Harold Glover
• 1974-77 John R. Christie
• 1978-88 Dr Jeremy Gerhard
• 1989-? Anthony D Garrett
• 1999–2001 Roger Holmes
• 2001–2007 Gerald Sheehan[8]
• 2007–2010 Andrew Stafford
• 2010–2018 Adam Lawrence
• 2018–present Anne Jessopp

• Münzmeister
• Warden of the Mint

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Mint masters.

• Challis, C. E. (1992). A new history of the Royal Mint. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-24026-3.