No deposit is required to bid but you do have to show the auctioneer cashier's checks to cover your bid before you'll be allowed to bid, and you'll have to tender 100% of your purchase price on the spot if you are the high bidder. 

I do not place any faith in shiny rocks. you might find this google query interesting "number of states accepting gold and silver"also https://www.soundmoneydefense.org/state-legal-tender-movement

By the tender age of 22 I could skim an APOD (annualized property operating data-a form not used so much anymore) and make a decision.

I worked at the U.S Gold Firm, selling US legal tender gold, silver, and platinum...

. :-)  You could also apply a frosting or privacy film to the bottom half of windows, so that the renter doesnt have to have a textile covering (which harbors mold and bacteria, not good in bath).  

I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV, but from Avvo re: GA evictions, here it is for what it is worth:A residential landlord has a duty to accept a payment from a tenant who is in default if and only if the tenant tenders “all rents allegedly owed plus the cost of the [eviction]." [1] However, the tenant cannot wait until the last moment to do this.

He probably could retire at the tender age of 47, but decided to go back to work and now has a new job.

Or for South Korea to become a textile behemoth as it laid the worlds biggest mine field.

I keep a Battery Tender Jr. on the battery.

So, since this is legal tender for many occasions, I bet if a smart real estate attorney would set him/herself up for bitcoin transactions - what would keep this from being the next tax free '1031 exchange'?