Good point, but let's assume that both work fine.
If you haven't been shocked by the size of the M5, and since you haven't mentioned it I suppose it's not an issue, then that's a nice camera. For me it was too big by a large margin. It's a much older camera too. The M6 I was not that impressed by either, coming from an M3 which I loved. Ended up buying a Bessa R2a for a relatively small amount of money, and while the build quality was not Leica, that was a great little camera w/ M7 specs.
So if it were me I'd sell what you have, but a cheaper R2a, and put the extra funds into good glass and film.
You just made an audio recording of your cameras. Sell them both. Or give them away.
Keeping the m6 and selling the m5 - $850.
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