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Richie Rich Jackpots #54

Oct 1981 · Harvey · 0.50 USD; 0.15 GBP
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Contains 7 stories
The Treasure
5 pp · Humor, Children
Richie RichChef PierrePierre Lafarge (pirate)Sacre Bluebeard

Chef Pierre stumbles upon a pirate’s treasure map in the mail, sparking a seaside adventure with Richie Rich. Together, they follow the clues to the beach, only to uncover the treasure—leaving Pierre oddly unimpressed, as he’d been hoping for a cookbook among the gold and jewels.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
IronaRichard Rich, Sr.

In this playful 1981 tale from *Richie Rich Jackpots #54*, Irona’s latest invention—dismissed by Mr. Rich as useless—surprises everyone when she repurposes it to generate dance beats, turning her machine into an unexpected rhythm machine that’s anything but quiet.

The Better to Hear You With
5 pp · Humor, Children, Crime
Richie RichCadburyReggie Van DoughIrona
The Fortune Teller, Part 1
5 pp · Humor, Children, Crime, Detective-Mystery
Richie RichRegina RichFreckles FriendlyPee Wee FriendlyMadame Ziziprince

In "The Fortune Teller, Part 1," a mysterious gypsy arrives at the Rich mansion and claims Mrs. Rich will soon meet a prince—only for a suitor to show up shortly after, leaving Richie uneasy. With a hint of mischief and a dash of mystery, the story unfolds as the young millionaire begins to question whether this royal visitor is truly who he claims to be.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Richie RichProfessor KeenbeanRichard Rich, Sr.

In this lighthearted 1981 tale from *Richie Rich Jackpots #54*, Keenbean showcases his latest gadget: a weather computer capable of predicting conditions up to 5,000 years in the future. When Richie tests it on a few distant dates—ranging from a sunny July 8, 2163, to a windy November 18, 2345—he’s surprised by the results, especially when a forecast for April 26, 2843, calls for rain.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Lotta discovers a deflated inner tube in which she floats on a nearby pond - only to find out that it is actually a tire for a farmer's tractor.
The Fortune Teller Part 2: It's All in the Cards
5 pp · Humor, Children, Crime, Detective-Mystery
Richie RichFreckles FriendlyPee Wee FriendlyMadame Ziziprince

In "The Fortune Teller Part 2: It's All in the Cards," Richie Rich turns the tables on a crooked prince and a sly gypsy using nothing but quick hands and a clever shell game—juggling a real diamond and two fakes to keep them guessing. With a mix of smarts and showmanship, Richie’s gamble hinges on outwitting thieves in a game where every shuffle could be the last.

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CGC 9.8 · 1 in census $194*
CGC 9.6 · 1 in census $57*
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