1. **State the problem:** Sharon has 71 marbles and fills tins with 6 marbles each, with 5 marbles left over. We need to find how many tins she filled.
2. **Set up the equation:** Let $x$ be the number of tins filled. Each tin has 6 marbles, so total marbles used in tins is $6x$. The leftover marbles are 5. The total marbles are 71.
3. **Write the equation:**
$$6x + 5 = 71$$
4. **Solve for $x$:**
$$6x = 71 - 5$$
$$6x = 66$$
5. **Divide both sides by 6:**
$$x = \frac{66}{6}$$
$$x = 11$$
6. **Interpretation:** Sharon filled 11 tins with 6 marbles each, and 5 marbles were left over.
**Final answer:**
$$\boxed{11}$$
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