Change from a Store that Does Not Observe Shemitah

Prohibition of trade

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Question

What should one do if they receive change from a store that does not observe Shemitah?

Answer

One should redeem them on food and observe the sanctity of Shemitah. Since it is doubtful, one can redeem the value of a maneh for the value of a perutah.

Source

Azmera Leshimcha Shevi'it

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