[A householder] sent [consecrated money] with a deaf-mute, a deranged person, or a minor: If they carried out his assign- ment, the householder has committed me’ilah; if they did not carry out his assignment, the storekeeper has committed me’ilah.  [If the householder] sent [the money] with a competent person, and remembered [that the money was consecrated] before [the agent] reached the storekeeper, the store- keeper will have committed me’ilah when he spends the money. What should he do? He takes a perutah or a utensil and says, “The consecrated perutah, wherever it is, is deconsecrated onto this,” since consecrated items can be redeemed with money or with [items that are] worth money.