由 David Rose It looks like you’re referring to a lot of fly fishing hat pins, but there’s a discrepancy in the description—it mentions “Lot 8 (6) Pins Total.” Here’s how to interpret and potentially clarify this:
Possible Scenarios:
1. Typo in Listing – The seller may have meant either:
– “Lot of 8” (total pins) but accidentally added “(6)” as a mistake.
– “Lot of 6” with “8” being a typo (e.g., maybe a reference to a style or other detail).
2. Mixed Lot – There could be 8 pins total, with 6 of one type and 2 of another (or 6 pins + 2 extras like backings).
3. Auction/Listing Error – The seller might have copied a template and forgot to update the numbers.
What to Do:
– Check Photos – Count the pins visible in the images to verify the quantity.
– Ask the Seller – Request clarification (e.g., “Is this a lot of 6 pins or 8 pins total?”).
– Review the Description – Look for details like:
– Individual pin names/styles.
– Phrases like “6 pins + 2 bonus” or “8 pins (2 missing).”
If You’re the Seller:
– Correct the listing to avoid confusion (e.g., “Fly Fishing Hat Pins – Lot of 6” or “8 Pins Total”).
– Specify if any are duplicates, rare, or damaged.
Fly fishing pins are collectible, so accuracy matters to buyers. Let me know if you need help drafting a message to the seller!