Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #38

Uncle Scrooge seals his Money Bin behind an indestructible glass, confident no thief can breach it—until Magica De Spell and the Beagle Boys prove otherwise. When Donald and the nephews discover a strange bird called the Tanganyika Yeeker whose cry can shatter even that glass, Scrooge must rethink his greatest safeguard.

Gyro Gearloose teams up with his eccentric new neighbor, a fellow inventor, in a delightfully chaotic race to create the most absurdly inventive harvest—turning their trees into sources of peanut-butter sandwiches and hot dogs. With gears, gadgets, and a whole lot of madcap energy, the two inventors push the limits of imagination in a battle of wits and whimsy.

In "Seeing Is Believing," Uncle Scrooge sets off with wild determination toward the end of a rainbow, wheelbarrow in hand, chasing the legendary pot of gold. Back at the farm, Donald and Gladstone watch in disbelief as Scrooge returns triumphantly—gold in tow—leaving them scrambling to reconcile what they just saw with what they thought was impossible.