[There are] four things [that] Rabban Gamliel rules tamei and the Sages rule tahor: The metal cover of a teni belonging to householders, and the hanger of strigils, and unfinished metal utensils, and a tray that split into two. But the Sages agree with Rabban Gamliel in [the case of] a tray that split into two [pieces], one large and the other small, that the large one is tamei and the small one is tahor.

A dinar that became disqualified and one prepared it in order to hang it around a girl’s neck, is tamei. And likewise, a sela that became disqualified, and one prepared it in order to weigh with it, is tamei. To what degree may [a sela] become disqualified and it will [still] be permitted to keep it? Up to two dinars. Less than that, he must cut up [the coin].