Two of the cornerstones of the Celtic dynasty are just a couple of the rare ‘rookie’ gems that await you within this remarkable near PSA graded set. Twenty-two PSA 8 include: #1 Nat Clifton (PSA 8 mc), #16 Dick McGuire (PSA 8 oc), #24 Bob Pettit (PSA 8 mc), #26 Gene Shue (PSA 8 mc), #27 Ed Macaveley (PSA 8 oc), #33 Lary Costello (PSA 8 mc), #37 Cliff Hagan (PSA 8 mc), #44 Tom Gola (PSA 8 oc), #48 Lennie Rosenbluth (PSA 8 oc), #56 Bob Houbreys (PSA 8 oc), #62 Harry Gallatin (PSA 8 mc), #71 Jack Twyman (PSA 8 mc), #73 Jim Paxon (PSA 8 oc), #74 Bob Leonard (PSA 8 oc). Thirty-three PSA 7, one without qualifiers, include: #3 Neil Johnston (PSA 7 mc), #5 Bill Sharman (PSA 7 mc), #13 Dolph Schayes (PSA 7 mc), #19 Tom Heinsohn (PSA 7 mc), #28 Vern Mikkelsen (PSA 7 oc), #32 John Kerr (PSA 7 oc), #42 Maurice Stokes (PSA 7 oc), #75 Andy Phillip (PSA 7 pd), and #77 Bill Russell Rookie (PSA 7 oc). Five PSA 6 cards, one without qualifiers highlighted by #10 Paul Arizin (PSA 6 mc) and #17 Bob Cousy (PSA 6 oc). Two PSA 5 cards, one without qualifiers, including #80 Dick Schnittker (PSA 5). Lastly, there are three PSA 4, all without qualifiers, with #4 Carl Braun (PSA 4) and #12 Slater Martin (PSA 4). High-grade examples of this set are few and far between, an attractive assortment such as this warrants serious consideration.