Quantity errors often begin when two numbers are copied without their units. The CCPuff listing reviewed on 3 August 2026 connected SKU SS-204 to the Manchester Reserve product page. Its complete name was Manchester Reserve Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs). The displayed amount was A$279.02, and the listing showed an in-stock state at the review time.
A count ledger keeps each number beside the thing it counts. For SS-204, that means separating the number of cartons from the number of packs inside the carton and keeping the dated price outside both quantity fields.
Create one row for each unit level
The live title describes a two-level sale unit:
| Ledger level | Number | Unit | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listed sale unit | 1 | carton | The product unit named by the page |
| Carton contents | 10 | packs | The number of packs stated inside that carton |
The first row does not mean one pack. The second row does not mean 10 cartons. Reading across each row prevents the number from becoming detached from its unit.
SKU SS-204 should sit at the top of the ledger because it identifies which product supplied the count. A Manchester quantity copied without the SKU can be confused with another Manchester listing that has a similar package or title.
Keep the price in a separate ledger column
The page displayed A$279.02 on 3 August 2026. That value belongs to the listed product unit shown by the page. It should be stored like this:
| Commercial field | Observation | Required label |
|---|---|---|
| Displayed price | A$279.02 | AUD snapshot dated 3 August 2026 |
| Stock display | In stock | Status snapshot dated 3 August 2026 |
This article does not divide A$279.02 by 10 or publish a per-pack price. The live listing presents a carton unit, and a derived calculation could be mistaken for a separate offer that the product page does not display.
Price and stock can change while the count wording remains the same. A later audit should refresh those commercial fields without silently changing the older dated row.
Use a four-part count statement
A complete SS-204 quantity statement contains four elements:
- The exact SKU.
- The complete Manchester Reserve name.
- One carton as the listed unit.
- Ten packs as the contents of that carton.
One usable sentence is: "At the review time, CCPuff listed SS-204 Manchester Reserve as one carton containing 10 packs." The sentence preserves the hierarchy and does not attach a permanent price or stock promise.
A weak sentence such as "Manchester has 10" fails because the reader cannot tell what 10 counts, which Manchester record is intended or whether the note refers to packs, cartons or another field.
Reconcile the count across catalogue routes
The CCPuff Shop can show the current card and broad catalogue context. The Manchester category narrows the review to the brand group. These routes help find SS-204, but the individual product title remains the source for the complete carton-and-pack wording.
When a card abbreviates the title, do not fill in the missing count from memory. Open the product record and copy the current wording. If the category card and product page disagree, mark the ledger as unresolved and record both observations.
Do not count visible packs in the image
The live product image shows a Manchester Reserve pack. It does not display a physical arrangement of all 10 packs in the listed carton. The image can confirm that the attached media matches the expected product record, but it cannot replace the quantity text.
The featured graphic for this article keeps the source product image intact and places the factual labels "1 carton" and "10 packs" beside it. Those labels come from the live product name, not from a visual count of objects in the photograph.
If the product image changes during a future review, the count ledger should remain tied to the title and SKU. A media update and a quantity update are different events and need separate evidence.
Add a source and timestamp to every revision
Each ledger revision should include:
- Review date and time.
- Direct product URL.
- Full product name.
- SKU.
- Carton count.
- Pack count per carton.
- Dated price and stock observations.
- Image source status.
This makes the record auditable. Another reader can open the same route, compare fields and understand which values were stable identity data and which were time-sensitive observations.
Leave delivery and return decisions to policy sources
The count ledger describes quantity only. The current shipping policy supplies Australia-only delivery conditions. The returns and refunds policy supplies applicable return requirements.
For an order-specific mismatch, provide SS-204, the complete title, the order reference and a factual description through the contact page. Do not treat the presence of 10 packs in the title as a promise about delivery, return eligibility or any outcome.
Final ledger check
Before the record is approved, verify that:
- SS-204 appears exactly once as the identifier.
- Manchester Reserve remains the complete variant name.
- The number 1 is attached to carton.
- The number 10 is attached to packs.
- A$279.02 is labelled as a dated page snapshot.
- In-stock is labelled as a dated status snapshot.
- No per-pack price has been invented.
- Policy statements point to their current sources.
The ledger is complete when every number can answer both "how many?" and "of what?" without relying on an unstated assumption.
Related CCPuff reading
The CCPuff Pack Count Reference also includes The Pack Count Reference Field Notes, A Two-Pass Method for carton-versus-pack quantities and Avoiding Confusion in carton-versus-pack quantities. This SS-204 ledger adds a product-specific unit table and revision process.
Adult and health-risk notice
This quantity record is intended for Australian adults aged 18 or older. Nicotine is addictive, and smoking carries serious health risks. It is not medical advice, a product recommendation, an authenticity statement or a guarantee of price, stock, returns or delivery.
Common questions
How many cartons were listed for SS-204?
The product name reviewed on 3 August 2026 described one carton.
How many packs did that carton contain?
The same live title stated 10 packs inside the listed carton.
Is A$279.02 the price of one pack?
The page displayed A$279.02 for the listed product unit. This article does not reinterpret it as a one-pack price.
Can the package photo establish the 10-pack count?
No. The quantity comes from the live product title and SKU record, while the image serves only as a visual cross-check.
