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Stickers get super sticky! [new exhibit]

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Richie Rich Super Sticky Stickers, long red Richie in pain variant front view

Sorry for the lack of new exhibits lately. I have been doing some house cleaning, and made my photo studio inaccessible. I still have my flatbed scanner though, so this is the perfect time to resume our look at the sheets of Richie Rich puffy stickers that we started over three years ago!

We have seen a total of eight variants of Richie Rich stickers so far. All have been what I called “short” sheets. Today we have the first “long” sheet, the length of two short sheets put together. This sheet is different than all the others we have seen so far because, instead of the “Three Dimensional” text on the cardboard hanger, this set says “Super Sticky”. And the part number is 4023, which does not follow from the the 888 (Casper short)/998 (Richie Rich short) part numbers.

The stickers on the top half of the sheet match those on the second short sheet we saw, with Richie looking pained, and so I am calling today’s sheet the “long red Richie in pain variant”. The bottom half matches the first set we saw featuring Cadbury:

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Richie Rich Super Sticky Stickers, long red Richie in pain variant

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Stickers get super sticky! [new exhibit] — 2 Comments

  1. Hey hi. Thanks so much for this article. About 7 years ago I went in a convenience store here in Montreal and something hit my vision. There was a rack with a bunch of retro stickers I used to see in the 80’s when I was a kid. They were all 69 cents per pack. I bought them all. I have some from this exact same brand of Mr Magoo (1979), Deputy Dawg (1982), Lite Heads and Richie Rich (1980). What’s weird about the Richie Rich one is that it’s number 4023 with the exact same orange card except that all the stickers I have are different than yours. Same style art but different stickers.

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