The following organs lie partially or completely under the lower part of the rib cage and may descend slightly downwards when standing up straight. 1  kidney (right and left). 2  liver (right). 3  gallbladder (right). 4  stomach (left). 5  spleen (left).
The price of marijuana has been increasing on both a per pound and per ounce basis. During the early 1980s, a pound of commercial grade marijuana sold in the United States for between $350 and $600. Sinsemilla brought a higher price per pound, in the range of $1,000 to $2,000. In 1989 the price of a pound of commercial grade marijuana was between $350 and $2,000. An ounce of the same quality cost between $30 and $250. For sinsemilla, a pound cost between $700 and $3,000 and an ounce sold for between $100 and $300. A pound of commercial grade marijuana, in 1990, sold for between $250 and $3,000 and an ounce sold for between $25 and $300. For sinsemilla, the price ranges were $400 to $4100 for a pound and $80 to $350 for an ounce.
According to PriceOfWeed.com, a crowdsourced Internet archive of black market pot prices across the country, the national average cost of an ounce of high-quality black market marijuana is roughly $350. Great pot, as reported by consumers, is most expensive in North Dakota, where an ounce goes for $400.