Palms Off Gaming Serialised Tamper Seals
A$9.95 — Pre-order
A tamper seal answers one question for a buyer: has this been opened since it was sealed? These Palms Off Gaming seals carry an individual serial number each and show visible damage if anyone peels them off. That lets a seller prove a box, case or graded order went out untouched, and lets a buyer check it on arrival. They come on a roll for quick application.
Why collectors pick this one
- Each seal carries its own serial number
- Tamper evident: removal leaves visible damage
- For sealed boxes, breaks, consignment and posted trades
- Supplied on a roll
- Record numbers on invoices or listings for a clear audit trail
Choosing the right one
Supplied on a roll. Each seal carries its own serial number.
About the Serialised Tamper Seals
The serial number is what lifts these above plain sticker seals. Recording the number on an invoice, a listing or a video before posting creates a record that links the seal to that exact item. If a dispute comes up, the number on the parcel either matches or it does not, and a damaged seal is obvious at a glance.
Typical uses in the card hobby include sealing booster boxes and cases for resale, closing up product set aside for a livestream break, and sealing consignment items while they are held for someone else. Shops also use them on lots of loose packs or sealed bundles so customers know nothing has been swapped.
Apply each seal across a seam or opening so it cannot be lifted without breaking, onto a clean, dry surface for best adhesion. Keep the roll somewhere cool and dry so the adhesive stays reliable. It is good practice to photograph the seal and its number before the item leaves your hands, and to keep that photo with the order record until the sale is complete.
Specifications
- Brand
- Palms Off Gaming
- Type
- Tamper Seals
- SKU
- STS-100
- Format
- Roll
- Numbering
- Individually serialised
Common questions
What are these actually for?
Proving a package has not been opened since you sealed it. Common in sealed-product sales, break streaming and consignment, where a buyer needs to know the item is exactly as it was when it left.
Can a seal be reused?
No — that is the mechanism. Removing one damages it visibly and voids the serial, which is what makes tampering evident.