
Archie Series Laugh Comics No. 245
This is a vintage silver-age comic book titled 'Laugh' issue number 245, published by Archie Series (Archie Comics) in August 1971. The front cover features a bright yellow background and 'Laugh' in bold red bubbles. The illustration depicts Archie, Reggie, Veronica, Betty, and Jughead in a comedic scene involving an 'electric comb.' The 15-cent price tag and the 'Approved by the Comics Code Authority' stamp are visible in the upper right. Note-worthy physical characteristics include slightly yellowed newsprint interior visible at the edges and a vibrant multi-color printing. Regarding condition, the comic shows signs of significant wear including a noticeable vertical crease along the left spine, corner blunting, and edge chipping along the right side and bottom. There are visible stress lines and light staining on the white borders. The staple binding appears intact from the exterior. Despite the visible patina and handling wear, the cover graphics remain largely legible and saturated, representative of its 1970s production era.
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Estimated Value
$8.00 - $15.00
Basic Information
Category
Collectibles / Vintage Comic Books
Appraised On
May 10, 2026
Estimated Value
$8.00 - $15.00
Item Description
This is a vintage silver-age comic book titled 'Laugh' issue number 245, published by Archie Series (Archie Comics) in August 1971. The front cover features a bright yellow background and 'Laugh' in bold red bubbles. The illustration depicts Archie, Reggie, Veronica, Betty, and Jughead in a comedic scene involving an 'electric comb.' The 15-cent price tag and the 'Approved by the Comics Code Authority' stamp are visible in the upper right. Note-worthy physical characteristics include slightly yellowed newsprint interior visible at the edges and a vibrant multi-color printing. Regarding condition, the comic shows signs of significant wear including a noticeable vertical crease along the left spine, corner blunting, and edge chipping along the right side and bottom. There are visible stress lines and light staining on the white borders. The staple binding appears intact from the exterior. Despite the visible patina and handling wear, the cover graphics remain largely legible and saturated, representative of its 1970s production era.
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