Related for Bava Kamma 15:5
הכי נמי מסתברא מדקתני אחריתי בינונית וזיבורית נזקין בבינונית ב"ח וכתובת אשה בזיבורית קשיין אהדדי
property of a quality better than the medium in his possession. It may, however, on the other hand be suggested that both [Baraithas] state the law when a better quality was not disposed of<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' But was either retained, as is the case in the second Baraitha, or on the other hand not owned at all at the time of the loan as is the case in the first Baraitha. ');"><sup>4</sup></span>
Tosefta Ketubot
If there is only the best property—they all (all of the categories of collection in the previous halakhot) collect from the best property. [If there is only the] average property—they all collect from the average property. [If there is only the] worst property—they all collect from the worst property. [If there is just] best and average property—damages are evaluated from the best; loans and a wife's ketubah from the average. [If there is just] average and worst property—damages and loans [are evaluated] from the average; a wive's ketubah from the worst. If he sold them [all 3 kinds of property] to one person, or to three people at the same time—they come under the [control of the] new owners, [which means that] damages [that have to be collected him, even from his buyer] are evaluated from the best property [that he sold him], debts from the average, and a wife's ketubah from the worst. If he sold them to three people at different times—even damages [can be evaluated] from the worst property and a wife's ketubah from the best property, [because] they collect from the last [of them, whichever one has the most recent claim]. If [that buyer] does not have [enough to pay the debt], they collect from the one before him; if [that second buyer] does not have [enough either], they collect from the one before the one that was before him.
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