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Cover: Warren Kremer

Richie Rich Diamonds #51

Feb 1981 · Harvey · 0.50 USD
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Contains 7 stories
Run for the Money!
5 pp · Humor, Children, Crime, Sports
Richie RichDot PolkaLotta PlumpRichard Rich, Sr.Regina RichFreckles Friendly (cameo)Pee Wee Friendly (cameo)

In "Run for the Money!" from *Richie Rich Diamonds* #51, Richie and his friends take on the first annual Richville marathon, turning a fun race into a slippery situation when two crooks disguised as runners scheme to steal from the Rich mansion. As rain forces the event indoors, the thieves find themselves surrounded by a sea of runners—just as Richie’s quick thinking and a little help from his pals turn the tables.

Untitled Children story
1 pp · Children
Freckles FriendlyPeewee Friendly

Freckles and Peewee follow a rainbow to a pot they’re sure holds gold, but their treasure hunt leads to a chilly surprise—ice cubes instead of riches.

Too Rich for Us
5 pp · Children
Richie RichHermanVermin

In "Too Rich for Us," two boys set out to chase riches after following Richie Rich, only to discover that true wealth isn't measured in money. As they copy Richie’s every move, their efforts lead to comical mishaps—until a robotic delivery brings cookies and milk to Richie, who invites them to share the treat and a lesson in friendship.

Sur-Prized Butler
5 pp · Children
CadburyRichie RichRegina RichMr. GiltmoreLord CashmoreBoxcar BennySneaky PeteRichard Rich, Sr.

In "Sur-Prized Butler," a raffle for a day with Cadbury draws unexpected attention when a lost ticket ends up in the hands of a hobo—only for Cadbury to refuse to spend time with him, setting off a chain of odd events. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page tale from *Richie Rich Diamonds #51* (1981) finds humor in the mismatch between prize and recipient, all while keeping the outcome delightfully uncertain.

Untitled story
1 pp
Richie RichRegina RichRichard Rich, Sr.
Untitled Children story
1 pp · Children
Jackie JokersCadburyIrona

In this playful 1981 tale from *Richie Rich Diamonds #51*, Cadbury is amazed by Jackie’s ventriloquism—until Jackie tries it on Irona using a toaster, leading Irona to believe the appliance itself is speaking, thanks to her unique ability to talk to machines.

Richie Rich and the Golden Eggs
5 pp · Children
Richie RichRichard Rich, Sr.Professor Shnorkle

When a clever thief steals a mysterious feed from the Rich labs—eager to turn a quick profit from golden eggs—he quickly learns the hard way that gold-colored yolks don’t add up to real riches. Written by a team of classic creators, this lighthearted tale from *Richie Rich Diamonds #51* follows the unexpected twist behind a seemingly golden opportunity.

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Full credits

cover pencils, inks Warren Kremer

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↩ Reprints Richie Rich Gold and Silver #6 (1976), Richie Rich & Jackie Jokers #26 (1978)

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