My 2nd lowest snow total since I moved here in 2018 but record yearRDU ended below average for snowfall.![]()
My 2nd lowest snow total since I moved here in 2018 but record yearRDU ended below average for snowfall.![]()
Geez. I canât really complain too much since I still got 4â or so from the so-called Mauler, but I donât know if I could keep posting if I only got an inch or two like you did. Getting 4â was bad enough. Record year, though! Pretty sure we got more IMBY in 2022 and last winter.My 2nd lowest snow total since I moved here in 2018 but record year
Can you say semi-Barney?
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The card that is most the valuable in the junk wax era 87-94 is the 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr RC card that sells raw which means it's not graded professionally for between $75 to $150 depending on condition. Also the 1993 Topps Derek Jeter RC is the next highly sought after card in the junk wax era. Once you start getting 86 back to 80 the prices of common cards are still way less than a $1 apiece. For example. 1990 Donruss the most mass produced card set in the junk era. I sold (3000) cards and not in complete sets just (3000) 90 Donruss for $20 for all and they took a long time to sell. Kind of gives you a value of a common card from that era if it's not a Griffey RC it's not worth hardly anything right now. From 80-86 if you get Ricky Hendersons RC 1980 you are looking at between $50 to $150 depending on condition. The early 80s stuff like Wade Boggs RC. Ryan Sandberg RC. Tony Gwynn RC you have some value there. Barry Bonds RCs unless there graded a 10 your looking at between $5 to $10 if your lucky. Same thing with McGuire and Clemens and Canseco. What I do with the junk wax era cards if their not rookie cards I will sell them in bulk say (10,000) common cards with stars and hofs like 88 Topps 89 Topps 90 Donruss 91 Topps in that era for $50 bucks for the whole lot of (10,000) cards and it's still a tuff safe. Hope that info helps some buddy.I know most 1980s-1990s sports cards are worth very little due to massive production. Can anyone tell me what the average value per card is of unsealed random cards that arenât in complete sets in most cases? I assume that only a very small % are relatively valuable rookie cards.
Also Don Mattingly's 1984 Topps RC card was the main card sought after card during the boom of the 1980s and early 90s sports cards. It was a very sought after card and was worth upwards of $100 in its time until injuries forced him to retire early and now you can get his RC depending on condition for between $10 to $30 raw ungraded.I know most 1980s-1990s sports cards are worth very little due to massive production. Can anyone tell me what the average value per card is of unsealed random cards that arenât in complete sets in most cases? I assume that only a very small % are relatively valuable rookie cards.
And it doesnât even look that cold for Georgia and points west. Maybe slightly below average ? Thatâs been the theme for the last several months. Colder anomalies in the Carolinaâs and areas further north while locations further west are warmer.
My condolences.Sorry I havenât been on here lately. My wife lost her brother this week. Hopefully I can get back on here soon.
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That is what WRAL does here. A lot less confusing than the category names that don't make sense.Very random question but why did TV Mets stop referring to SPC outlooks by their names? For instance instead of saying âmarginal riskâ theyâll say âlevel 1 out of 5â.
Level 2 vs level 3 isn't any clearer.That is what WRAL does here. A lot less confusing than the category names that don't make sense.
Feels like Spring. ThankfullyThis is such a weird weather pattern. It's been unusually warm but it's also been unusually cloudy, especially in the mornings.
I agree. But it is better than the wording the SPC uses for their categories that grammatically don't make sense. I think they should just use low, medium, high and extreme.Level 2 vs level 3 isn't any clearer.
I think they should just use it might tornado with the storms todayI agree. But it is better than the wording the SPC uses for their categories that grammatically don't make sense. I think they should just use low, medium, high and extreme.
Tonightâs 0Z runs will be the last runs to be released during standard time. Starting with tomorrowâs 6Z runs, theyâll be released an hour later on the clock due to the switch to DST at 2AM. That wonât change back til early Nov assuming no changes in the law before then.![]()
Heck, I'm already counting down till the days start getting shorter again; 106 days till the summer solstice. 178 days still met Fall!Yeah our sunrise is 744am tomorrow yay /s so excited
To think the sunrise has gotten almost an hour earlier since January