Together with selling you this small object, I am also selling you the larger object.
With the pleasure the seller gets that the buyer accepted his small object, he resolves to give him the larger object.
Together with selling you this small object, I am also selling you the larger object. However, you may return the smaller object if you decide that you don’t want it after the sale.
Machlokes between answers A and B.
Machlokes between answers B and C.
What can be used for Chalipin?
Only shoes and gloves; that what the Pasuk says.
Anything movable, besides for money.
Any Kli, but not foods.
Machlokes between answers A and B.
Machlokes between answers B and C.
Why can't an Asimon used to redeem Maaser Sheini?
It’s like a coin given to the bathhouse attendant.
It has no Tzoora.
It’s an old coin that is in the middle of being phased out, and can be only used in secret.
It’s an old coin that is less valuable than it once was.
It can't be “wrapped in one’s hand.” Only bills can be wrapped.
Why does Reish Lakish hold that Kesef can't effect a Kinyan?
Gezeiras Hakusov — a Kinyan must be something that is “passed from hand to hand,” i.e. Meshichah.
Gezeiras Hakusov — “Davar Sheyaish Bo Tzoora” is reserved for Maaser Sheini, not for Kinyan.
The seller, receiving the money, has no Gemirus Daas, for maybe the money is counterfeit.
The seller, receiving the money, has no Gemirus Daas, for maybe the Melech will soon devalue the currency.
We are concerned that the seller will not save the already-sold wheat from a fire in his storage area