In this series, we do rookie cards and not much else.
Bob Skinner, fan-favorite of Pittsburgh Pirates backers, played first base for the team during the late-1950's and early-1960's. He helped the 1960 Pirates to upset the New York Yankees in the World Series and was also a member of the 1964 World Series winning St. Louis Cardinals team. Skinner was a two-time All-Star and his best season was in 1962 when he smacked 20 home runs and batted a respectable .302.
Skinner debuted in the 1955 Topps set #88 (below) and and you can also find a Skinner appearance in the ultra-rare 1955 Topps Double Headers set. He shares card #55-56 with Cincinnati Reds 3rd baseman Chuck Harmon and you can fold the card over creating two different photos in a single card.
Bob Skinner, fan-favorite of Pittsburgh Pirates backers, played first base for the team during the late-1950's and early-1960's. He helped the 1960 Pirates to upset the New York Yankees in the World Series and was also a member of the 1964 World Series winning St. Louis Cardinals team. Skinner was a two-time All-Star and his best season was in 1962 when he smacked 20 home runs and batted a respectable .302.
Skinner debuted in the 1955 Topps set #88 (below) and and you can also find a Skinner appearance in the ultra-rare 1955 Topps Double Headers set. He shares card #55-56 with Cincinnati Reds 3rd baseman Chuck Harmon and you can fold the card over creating two different photos in a single card.
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