Donald Duck & Co #24/1991

In "En gullgruve," Donald Duck and his nephews hustle to earn a few coins by polishing old Skrue coins, but when they uncover rare ones hidden in the pile, they start to wonder what these forgotten pieces are really worth. As the boys stumble upon increasingly valuable finds, Donald begins to learn that some things aren’t measured in money—but in meaning.

In "Kopi-skurken," Petter builds a precise robot duplicate of himself to avoid giving a lecture at the Andeby Science Academy, but when Ørnulf steals the idea to craft a robot copy of the Andeby Bank director, chaos brews in the quiet town. The story unfolds with clever mischief and classic anthropomorphic humor, spotlighting the consequences of technological shortcuts and misused ingenuity.

In "Første forsøk," Dolly tries setting up her tent in the backyard for her first camping trip, only to be thwarted by a clumsy burglar, a sudden water leak, and a sudden influx of circus apes. With her outdoor adventure quickly unraveling, she’s left wondering if the great outdoors is really her kind of thing.

In "Gullhjelmen," Professor Marius Sigurdsson sets out to prove his ancestor’s legendary 971 voyage across the North Atlantic, sailing solo in an open boat. Mikke and Langbein join him on a journey to Dragefjorden in Iceland, where they hope to uncover the long-lost treasures of the old Viking line—though the true challenge may lie not in finding gold, but in surviving the wilds of the past.