Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #323
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Coin," Don Rosa delivers a tightly wound tale where Uncle Scrooge’s misplaced trust in a single coin sets off a chain of events across the lives of strangers, each touched by its brief passage. With the full creative hand of Don Rosa on pencils, inks, and storytelling—joined by Scott Rockwell’s subtle colors and John Clark’s crisp letters—this 2003 Gemstone issue captures the quiet weight of a single object in a world of chance and consequence. The cover, also by Rosa, perfectly frames the mystery with a single, glowing coin at its center.
When Uncle Scrooge accidentally gives Donald the wrong coin, a simple mistake sets off a chain of unexpected events as the coin travels through a series of hands—each with their own story to tell. From the bustling streets of Duckburg to the clutches of the Beagle Boys, the journey reveals just how desperate Scrooge is to get it back.
Uncle Scrooge demonstrates his latest invention—a device that can shrink massive machines to fit in a rocket—just as a Beagle Boy posing as a janitor listens in. With Donald and the nephews wide-eyed and Scrooge confident, the secret of the atom subtracter is now in the wrong hands.
In "Travails," Uncle Scrooge faces a sudden financial threat when his half-brother J. Benchbar Crunch demands half his fortune—on the condition that Scrooge prove he can still grow his wealth through hard work. With Donald Duck, Rumpus McFowl, and the nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie by his side, Scrooge must navigate a series of unexpected challenges to keep his empire intact, all while proving that even the richest duck isn’t immune to a little sweat.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #33 (1961), Picsou Magazine #333 (1999), Donald Duck & Co #19/2000 (2000), Donald Duck & Co #20/2000 (2000), Donald Duck & Co #16/2001 (2001), Donald Duck & Co #13/2003 (2003)
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