Archie·Archie Giant Series Magazine·#13·Silver Age·ID-3332469
| Grade | Census & Float Distribution | Copies / Slabs | Role | FMV | Sales | Total Value | Multiple |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9.8 | 0 slabs | 0 | SOV | $43.55 | — | — | (1.0x) |
| 9.6 | 0 slabs | 0 | — | — | — | — | |
| 9.4 | 0 slabs | 0 | — | — | — | — | |
| 9.2 | 0 slabs | 0 | — | — | — | — | |
| 9.0 | 1 of 7 slabs (14.3%) | 1 | — | — | — | (14.3%) | |
| RAW | Raw Uncertified Copies | — | RAW | $43.55 | — | — | (1.0x Base) |
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Jughead borrows a book from Veronica's library, and to Veronica's horror, the book is "Playing the Game," the book that taught her all her secrets for manipulating men. Betty and Veronica try to get the book away from Jughead before Archie gets a look at it.
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Jughead borrows a book from Veronica's library, and to Veronica's horror, the book is "Playing the Game," the book that taught her all her secrets for manipulating men. Betty and Veronica try to get the book away from Jughead before Archie gets a look at it.
Betty tries to get Archie's attention by appearing in a pet shop window with a "Take Me Home" sign.
Veronica in a Mexican dress, doing a hat dance. Archie in background playing maracas and Jughead, in a sombrero, playing a guitar.
The girls find the water in Veronica's pool too cold to jump into, so Archie and Jughead give them some even colder water from a hose.
Veronica sitting on a rock by a palm tree, in a two-piece flowered outfit and wearing a lei.
Reggie burrows like a mole to sneak up on girls at the beach.
Trudy makes sure she doesn't lose her boyfriend, by leading him with a chain and collar.
Hap wants Jinx to watch an educational TV program.
After Archie brags that he'd never be jealous, Veronica tries to test him by letting him think her old friend Toni Clark is a boy named Tony.
Betty in a two-piece swimsuit with vertical stripes, on a wakeboard pulled by a boat.
Betty goes fishing in short shorts and thigh-high fishing boots.
Tips for summer skin care.
Archie chides Veronica for constantly forgetting things: her shoes, words, and -- apparently -- her purse.
Shrimpy finds a dollar, but gives it back to the boy who lost it, who just happens to be going to the candy store.
Veronica riding a burro at a dude ranch, while Betty watches.
The crowd at Pop's is so loud that Betty and Veronica go to adjoining phone booths to gossip by phone.
Betty is upset when Veronica makes fun of her reproduction of an 18th century writing desk. Jughead decides to fool Veronica by making Betty's desk look like a real antique.
Paper doll of Betty with two outfits--a green dress with matching purse and a patterned skirt with a white top.
Paper doll of Betty and two poodles with three outfits-red, blue, and purple dresses.
Article on the current styles of swimsuits.
Betty offers to break her date with Archie and let Veronica go out with him, and Veronica refuses, convinced that this is some conspiracy against her.
Jinx's parents go out looking for her. Meanwhile, Jinx has come home to watch television.
When Archie jumps into the bleachers to catch a fly ball, Veronica has to remind Betty that she can only keep the baseball, not the baseball player.
Five jokes, with the setups in puzzle piece-shaped boxes at the top to be matched with the same shape at the bottom of the page, which contains the punchline.
A crying, inconsolable Veronica sees Archie off at the train station, then immediately goes to the beach with a handsome new boy. When the train breaks down, Archie comes back and goes looking for Ronnie, worried that she's heartbroken over his departure.
Betty buys lipstick advertised as "irresistible," but Archie finds it easy to resist.
Veronica hits her golf ball into the woods. Betty warns her to be alert when Reggie goes to help her find it.
Reggie promises Betty a day on his pleasure craft, but the boat turns out to be a raft.
The new boy next door brings Betty a huge bouquet of flowers.
Veronica gets a date with a handsome lifeguard, but he turns out to be a health nut.
Jughead borrows a book from Veronica's library, and to Veronica's horror, the book is "Playing the Game," the book that taught her all her secrets for manipulating men. Betty and Veronica try to get the book away from Jughead before Archie gets a look at it.