Pass #2 · Numeric brands (10 Packs → 601)
9 checklist brands audited: 10 Packs · 100 Fundadores · 1491 · 1502 · 1928 · 1966 Cigars · 20 Acre Farm · 262 · 601. Nothing changed yet — rule below.
Atlantic's "10 Packs" category leaked into 32 raw rows as a pseudo-brand. The classifier already rescued every one (601 Blue Label, AVO, Caldwell, Camacho, Drew Estate, La Aurora, Montecristo…) — zero catalog damage today. Registry row = it can never surface, same treatment as pass #1's 24 strings.
The classifier split the same cigars two ways: Atlantic rows → brand 601, CigarsNCigars/Fox rows → brand Espinosa. Result: 601 Green Label and La Bomba Warhead exist twice, and the Espinosa copies hide box prices from the real cards. Same vitolas, verified below.
601 La Bomba Warhead II
cigarsncigars · $134.95 / 10pk
A $4.75 Gran Habano value stick sits inside 601 Red Label’s size card and drags its price stats (consensus $8.25–11/ea).
"601" here is Savinelli’s shape number for a $133 churchwarden pipe — not the cigar brand.
7-20-4 is Kurt A. Kendall’s brand (a New Hampshire factory address), nothing to do with 1502.
Six different 1502 vitolas in one box = a sampler, currently sold on a "cigar" card. Suggest adding collection to the sampler keyword list (kit/sampler/assortment already there).
$99.99 is box-of-10 money (~$10/ea). It slipped past the 4× guardrail because it lives alone on the duplicate Espinosa card. Approving R2 puts it next to Atlantic's $13.50 single and the existing guardrail blanks the fake per-stick automatically — no new code.
CigarsNCigars parsed a 5-pack attribute on pages whose names (and URLs) say Box of 10 / Bundle of 20. The shown $16.99/ea coincidentally matches other shops' singles ($16.50–17.17), which is exactly why it's been invisible. Rule: explicit count in the product name wins.
Same pattern as pass #1: everything lands as seeded candidates + decision rows in audit-golden.db. Nothing blessed, nothing auto-merged.