Richie Rich comic ?

[Endeavor1967]

Hello

Can you folks give me an idea of value on these?

Really appreciate it.

 

[kav]

$1

[thirdgreenham]

Inventions $1-3

Gold and Silver $10-15

 

 

[Paddy_McShillihan]

[mystrymachine]

 

 

Just pretend those bills are quarters.

[NoMan]

I love Richie Rich comics. If I had the cash, I'd collect those, too.

[Paddy_McShillihan]

[NoMan]

Twilight Zone and Ripley's Believe it or Not I loved.

 

WEIRD, EERIE, AUTHENTIC

[adampasz]

I used to love RR as a kid too! I wish I had saved mine. Fun stories.

[NoMan]

The stories were soothing in some kind of odd way. Same with Ripley's books. Was tough being social as a kid and young adult but I'd read a RR and be ready to face the world.

[Endeavor1967]

The gold and silver is a #1

[kav]

There's lots of #1's that are not worth squat.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Richie-Rich-Gold-and-Silver-1-FN-Harvey-save-on-shipping-details-inside-/311769306146?hash=item4896e61422:g:~LUAAOSw44BYZFT3

[lou_fine]

And then there's some that's worth a pretty penny:

 

https://comics.ha.com/itm/silver-age-1956-1969-/richie-rich-1-file-copy-harvey-1960-cgc-nm-96-cream-to-off-white-pages/a/7137-91173.s?ic4=GalleryView-Thumbnail-071515

 

[goldust40]

Actually tree fiddy would not be an inaccurate assessment.

[kav]

Winnah

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[Black_Adam]

 

I loved Harvey comics as a kid and still collect Richie Rich (the bronze age ones circa 1974-75 with the adventure covers).

 

To the original poster, for Richie Rich comics from this era (the 70s) to be worth anything they have to be basically NM, which means no creases, folds or dings.

 

Here is an example of one I recently picked up, with what I all an "adventure cover."

 

[grebal]

I liked reading these and Archies too as a kid before I ever got into the superher comics with ASM 151 which opened a new world.

 

These were a bit easier to read and quick and entertaining but some stayed with me, I assume Cadbury still can drive/fly/operate any vehicle? I suspect if Disney bought Harvey he could fly the Quinjet, Fantasticar and X-Men's blackbird too.

[Black_Adam]

 

I think it would be great if Disney bought the rights to Richie Rich, but no more of this Poor Little Rich Boy stuff. Let him grow up and have the stories take a darker, more serious turn.

 

Maybe something bad happens to his parents on the way home from a movie and it inspires him to build a secret hideout beneath Rich Mansion, where he uses his billions to train and fight a one-man war against crime, assisted by his faithful butler and an array of crime-fighting gadgets and vehicles designed by the top scientists at his multinational conglomerate, Rich Enterprises.

 

I'd like to see DC try and come up with something like that!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[kav]

Richie rich would be a great animated movie-the live action dud was a disaster

[ft88]

The Harvey File copies also keep these comics lower in price, even in high grade. I have it on good authority that when Geppi bought (and then sold through Heritage) the Harvey's, there were over 500,000 comics. At 250 per long box, that's 2000 longs boxes of Harvey's; probably more since many were giants.

 

It's hard to get excited about collecting non key Harvey's when you know that's out there.

 

Ed