Completion: 2009 Topps Unique

I can't remember when I set out to collect this set in any way, shape, or form, but somewhere along the way I hit a point of no return. Last week I received the final card I needed for the 2009 Topps Unique set.

2009 Topps Unique #95 Tim Lincecum Red Parallel (0621/1199)

I believe this is the first time I've built an full parallel set of any kind. I do have all of the Chrome parallels from 2007 Heritage, but there's not one for every card.
Here's how far I was willing to take this set.
200-card base set (including 50 SP rookies, each #/2699)
200-card red parallel set (all #/1199)
20-card Unique Unis insert set
10-card Alone At the Top set
20-card Unparalleled Performances set

And guess what? That makes 450 cards, and 450 is perfectly divisible by 9, so this set fits perfectly in binder pages with no gaps and no one-ninth-filled pages at the end.

Seriously, a card company should figure out how to stop themselves at 99 on those smaller sets. Easy solution: Leave out someone like Brad Hawpe. No one will ever notice.