May one go out on Shabbat with money bound in one's garment?
Synopsis
The Mechaber rules one is liable for going out with money bound in one's sheet. The Rema permits handling coins at home if necessary (especially if perforated). The Mechaber forbids going out with coins sewn into clothing, while the Rema permits in cases of financial loss (fear of theft).
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