Two pretty ordinary Seneca Wallace recent Ebay buys from the front, one Playoff Prestige and one dual event used football w/ Brian St. Pierre:

Flip these boys over, however, and we've got 4's aplenty!

The bigger point of this post, however, is the idea of building a parallel set backwards. I sort of started Seneca's 2009 Mayo Mini that way - first I bought a 1/1, then a gold mini, and someday I'll get the far cheaper base card. I did the same thing with my purchase of the Prestige card #'d /5, as I don't yet have the base or either of the parallels. In case you couldn't tell, the /5 version has "The 24th National Atlantic City" imprinted onto it:

Do any of the rest of you have any cool stories about building a parallel backwards? I'd be especially impressed if someone built a UD Baseball Heroes parallel set for one player backwards (or really at all, since there's so many freakin' parallels there!).
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