Commentary for Zevachim 24:1

יש דחוי בדמים

that rejection applies to monetary sanctity.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' This animal was sanctified from the very outset only for its value. i.e., that the money for which it would be sold should be expended for a sacrifice; nevertheless it becomes permanently ineligible for the altar. This excludes the possible view that only an animal that was fit in the first place to be dedicated to the altar can be rendered permanently ineligible.');">¹</span>

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