Gemara Markings Daf Yomi
Bava Metzia 52b
None bays, I'm a bays, six lines down, I'm our mar. We had said previously I put this in right angles for the next line. Yikwana, if you'd lend a bit of a bit of a beat to a certain point, when the coin is too rubbed out, so you put a hole in it, and basically hang it from your son or daughter's neck. Usually we give it them as a necklace. The problem with that is we're a min-hee. We have a tonic source, goes for three and a half lines, and it would definitely seem to indicate otherwise. Referring to coins that had been significantly rubbed out. Loya, Asana, Mishkal, Ben Mishkal, you should not use it as a weight, balance scale weight amongst your other weights. Vilius, you're kind of being a guru to yourself, and don't throw it amongst your other broken pieces of silver. And here I squiggle underlined these seven words. The low, Yikwana, if you're limited, so we're going to be like, don't pop a hole in it and use it as a necklace for your son or daughter. Ella, what should you do with it? Oh, Yishkal, you're grinding it up. Oh, Yachut, Yachut is the version of the katakhle. You basically melt it down. Oh, Yachut, or you cut it. Oh, Yolich, the omele, I'm going to throw it into the Dead Sea. Very high salt content, it'll basically destroy it. Basically, that's the end of this next source, are you able to use it as a pendant for a necklace around your son and daughter's neck or not? Ama Rapalazar, Vamila Rapuna, Ama Rapalazar. Laikasha, it depends where you put the hole. Kanbamsa, if you put the hole right in the middle of it, sort of like the old time Israeli phone token, the old Asimone, then you can keep it, whereas Kanbinaat's side, if the hole in it is off to the side, we're afraid somebody might sort of file it down, make it look like a coin again. That's where it would be a problem. The mission had said, put right angles in over here, that Admatai mucha Laikasha. Well, how long does a person who receives a coin realizes that it might be too rubbed out, rubbed out too much. When can he give it back to the person to request that he be given a good coin? In the croc, am I underlined? In the big cities, Adshir and Ashil Khane, or over the standard amount of time, is it would take to show it to a professional, to a money-changer, big forum, underlined big forum, in these small villages at Arvish Shabbat Seis, until Friday, Arab Shabbas. OK, Maishna Bessella de Maflig, or Maishna Bitalas de lai Maflig. Why when it comes to a coin, is there a disagreement as to how long you have to show it to an expert and to give it back? Some say big cities, until you control it to an expert, small villages, until Arab Shabbas. So Maishna Bitalas, when it came to purchasing, let's say, an outer garment, there's no distinction made between big cities and little villages. So we have two opinions. I'm going to buy a circle to buy it. And a line later, I circled Rova. A buy says, kites na na mais naysen. Bitalas, well, if we go back a few misnias to when we're talking about being overcharged for a garment, the crochen's na na, you know what? That wasn't the big city. But what the truth is, a buy a would probably explain that in the small villages, for a tala, as you'd also have until Friday. Rova, a different approach on Maar, no. Talas, when it comes to basic value of a typical outer garment in those days, coal inish, kim le bigave. Literally all people, most people understand what it's worth. They know how much would be an overcharge. However, when it comes to the subtleties of how much a coin rub out is a significant rub out, not a significant rub out, sell out. When it comes to the coin, kim le called inish, kim le bigave, since every person, meaning most people, are not really experts in being able to distinguish a la shulhani. It's only the professional sort of money changer. Ilkach, that's why when it comes to money, but crochen, in the big city's deco shulhani words, very common to be able to find the money changer on shulhani the amount of time you have to be able to get that coin refunded. For good coin is until the amount of time would take to shodi, professional, whereas bikfahram in the small villages, the la shulhani. There's not money changers here, there, and everywhere. Adave shapasas, you have until Friday. This all can look aware. Most people on air shopists will go to the marketplace to purchase their needs, and that's where they could check this coin if they so desire. The mission is said for Yimayim Akkira. If you recognize it, you're the person who is a merchant who gave this coin to somebody. If you look after 12 months, now where exactly is this taking place? Heikha, question mark, or Heikha, colon. Ilkach, and if you're in the big cities, we already said the amount of time. Ha'am, resad shulah shulhani. You don't have 12 months later, you have, I don't know, 45 minutes, and however long it takes to show to the local money changer. Ilkach, if you're in a small village, Qa'am, resad shulahs, as we already said also, until Friday, not like a whole year. So what's going on over here? Amor of Christa, I know in his name, and very fitting that Ravchista be the one to tell us this. Explanation, mida shasidus shanukhan. What we're seeing here in the mission of that you have until 12 months is that simply like an above and beyond the letter of the law if somebody wants to do it. They should do it if they're a merchant even like 12 months later. McRudin, it's only like about 45 minutes or till Friday. Well, if that's the case, Ihahki. Ama saifah, keep reading the mission. Here's a five word quote of the mission. (speaking in foreign language) He only has on him a complaint. Okay, no, not clear the pronouns are. Someone has a complaint, but Lamon, Colin, who are we referring to? The seller who is a hosid? E, I squeal under the word E, ela hosid? Well, one second. A person is a hosid. You don't do something for someone else and then have bad feelings about it. By definition, a hosid. If you don't have to do it, don't do it. If you want to do it, do it with good feelings. So ela hosid, locable literally, mina. Do not accept, don't offer to accept it back. I don't know, half a year, nine months later. (speaking in foreign language) And you won't have any complaints. (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) Question mark, comma. Well, you want to say it's the other one who's accepting it from him. (speaking in foreign language) Well, one second. If it's after, he already accepted it from him. (speaking in foreign language) He's got complaints. He just gave his invalid coin in and received a valid one. What would the complaints be? So the more it explains. (speaking in foreign language) This is what it means to say. That this part of the mission is actually talking about if the merchant is not a hosid. (speaking in foreign language) Somebody who's a merchant who's not a hosid. (speaking in foreign language) Even though he's not going to accept it from you. The purchaser, (speaking in foreign language) You the purchaser, you got no complaints. You had your time limit, your statute of limitations and it is up and you didn't get it in on time. So you can basically have complaints, but not more than that. Now from here, for about the next two and a half doff until the mission on (speaking in foreign language) are sagas that have to do with Mysir, Shaney, one of the biggest sections is all of the shots, probably, here we go. Our mission said, (speaking in foreign language) Shaney, Vane, (speaking in foreign language) You can use one of these rubbed out coins for Mysir, Shaney. Mysir, Shaney, we know his produce during the search in years of the seven years for me to cycle the second tide, the second 10%. You have to take all that produce, grow energy, swirl and bring it up to your line and you can eat it there. If however, you don't want to slip it all up, you can redeem it onto money and take that money up. Now that money that you redeem it onto, it has to be that the money is the same value, possibly even if it's more, of the produce that you're redeeming onto it. The Mysir, Shaney, redeeming onto it. So it says, (speaking in foreign language) This coin that has been above the (speaking in foreign language) and you don't have to be concerned, Shane, (speaking in foreign language) Someone here is sort of like a bad attitude. Okay, (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) We can include from here that (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) If you have a person who is particular when it comes to the coins and them not being a tiny bit rubbed out, (speaking in foreign language) You would refer to that type of person as being a bad attitude, bad spirit. (speaking in foreign language) Of course that is qualified as (speaking in foreign language) Well, it has to be that the coin would be able to be spent, which means it can't be too extremely rubbed out. (speaking in foreign language) This would be a support, or (speaking in foreign language) I'm not gonna circle this name. If you have Mysir, Shaney coins, (speaking in foreign language) and you're coming to exchange your seller, which is rubbed out for much smaller pruta coins, (speaking in foreign language) So let's say it's 5% rubbed out, so you get 5% less pruta coins. However, (speaking in foreign language) if you're coming to (speaking in foreign language) the original Mysir, Shaney, onto the coin, then (speaking in foreign language) that you can be (speaking in foreign language) Mysir, Shaney, as though it's a complete seller. Okay, now that's an interesting statement. It seems contradictory, almost my (speaking in foreign language) Therefore, (speaking in foreign language) we're gonna have two versions of the (speaking in foreign language) I put a number one in the margin here and circled it, and about six lines later, first word online is (speaking in foreign language) I put a number two in the margin and circled it there. So (speaking in foreign language) this is what we mean, that (speaking in foreign language) even though (speaking in foreign language) when you have the seller coin, you wanna turn into prutais, you get for that coin, the number of prutais that it actually is. So let's say it's like only 95%, 5% rubbed out 95%, you only get 95% of the prutais. However, (speaking in foreign language) When you are going to be (speaking in foreign language) the (speaking in foreign language) in the first place, (speaking in foreign language) okay, that's the first approach. The (speaking in foreign language) the question goes for about four lines, well, one second. Well, members that to say (speaking in foreign language) that is case of the opinion, (speaking in foreign language) by (speaking in foreign language) you can really, you can take like, I don't know. If you have some (speaking in foreign language) and it's worth exactly a seller, you can be (speaking in foreign language) onto a seller coin that's about 5% rubbed out, really. That doesn't seem to be the case 'cause (speaking in foreign language) his name, he said elsewhere. That (speaking in foreign language) let's say you have (speaking in foreign language) and you wanna redeem it onto a coin, but it doesn't have even a value of a prutais. Let's say it's with just a little bit under a pruta. Well, not a problem. Just take another (speaking in foreign language) you have (speaking in foreign language) and say the following, (speaking in foreign language) this (speaking in foreign language) I have an additional fifth 'cause it's the owner redeeming it onto the owner's money. (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) have his holiness transferred onto the original money that he had been (speaking in foreign language) onto. Now, how can you do that if he originally had been (speaking in foreign language) to other money? (speaking in foreign language) because it's impossible for a person to make exact his (speaking in foreign language) which means any seller that he has for sure has space left on it of at least a pruta that additional that can go onto it, which means that people, if anything, leave a little bit of space under my sashini coins and don't fill them all the way up. So the Gamara explains my (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) which we had used that term about seven lines ago, (speaking in foreign language) what we're talking about is (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) is we kept saying (speaking in foreign language) it sounded like you could put, I don't know, a hundred dollars of my sashini on the 95 dollar coin? No, no, no, a hundred dollars of my sashini only onto a hundred dollar coin, (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) to tracyly, (speaking in foreign language) to, we'll call them (speaking in foreign language) we do not do, even though it says that you can use this slightly rubbed out coin for my sashini, that's true. However, you can only put as much my sashini as the actual real value of the coin has on it.