The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color #10

In "Jam Robbers," Donald Duck finds himself caught between a sudden windfall and a growing sense of paranoia after his broker offers $1,000 for some oil stocks he was about to burn. With neighborhood burglaries on the rise, he secures the shares in a heavy safe—then, in a fit of frustration over the boys helping themselves to jam, locks the jar inside too, only to forget the combination.

Donald Duck sets his heart on growing a prize-winning flower garden in his backyard, so he sends Huey, Dewey, and Louie packing—only to find their playful antics just can’t be kept out. As the nephews insist on playing in the yard, Donald’s carefully planned posy patch faces a series of chaotic, petal-filled interruptions.

When Donald Duck mistakes a playful map drawn by Huey, Dewey, and Louie for a real treasure blueprint, he packs up and sets off for New Mexico, convinced he’s about to strike it rich. The nephews’ imaginative scribbles turn into a wild adventure as Donald digs into the desert with high hopes and zero clue what he’s actually chasing.