四分律行事鈔資持記 3.250

3.250

三中。錢通入種（金、銀、銅、鍮、鐵、木皮、胡膠），寶總真似（金銀真珠摩尼珊瑚車磲碼碯及諸璧玉為真寶，鍮銅鐵錫偽珠等為似寶。）。錢及真寶皆重，不淨物故。似寶若本塊段入重，入百一數者皆輕。下文，即律衣法中，拾糞掃者取之，因開。此證錢寶是不得畜。

In the third: coins comprehend eight kinds (gold, silver, copper, brass, iron, wood, bark, and foreign glue); jewels comprehend genuine and counterfeit (gold, silver, pearls, mani gems, coral, mother-of-pearl, agate, and various jades are genuine jewels; brass, copper, iron, tin, fake pearls, and the like are counterfeit jewels). Coins and genuine jewels are all heavy, because they are impure articles. As for counterfeit jewels, if in raw chunks and blocks, they are reckoned as heavy; those entering the count of the hundred-and-one items are all light. The text below refers to the robe rules in the Vinaya where, when rag-pickers collect them, an exception is granted on that account. This proves that money and jewels must not be kept.