What The New Postal Seals Look Like (In My Area Anyhow)

My Sister sent my Daughter a gift all done up in a nice box but it was literally ripped and torn wide open on one end, but thankfully I believe most of it, if not all of it made it to it's destination- my house! The post office closed it back up and sealed it back shut with 2 different styles and materials. The label #107R January 2008 U.S.P.S. red, white & blue eagle head tape and a little white label stating that Item Received with possible Damage and a number for who knows what? Here is the pic of it.

Your recd' opened #16833 label probally(sic) refers to an USPS employee number.

Wow! Looks like some of the stuff I have received in the mail! I have no earthly idea what the number is for, but look at that notice! Even the peop;e at the post office do not know how to spell the word "received" correctly twice in a row!

Peter

16833 is the postal Zip Code for my current area. The numbers that I have emboldened is what I was referring too. Sorry I wrote it wrong so m bad.

Label 107R is the Priorty Mail Label that comes on a Roll=R

Those USPS Priority Mail Labels can be interesting to collect in their own right. There are a surprisingly large number of different labels with that number (Label 107 or 107R), some of which are shown at this link:

https://goscf.com/t/29111

Thank you. I thought it was a curiosity more than anything.

Interesting (to me anyway) how the USPS spelled RECEIVED incorrectly - cie - then correctly underneath.
Can't they afford spellcheck?

I didn't catch that misspelling right away until it was pointed out to me...lol I love Pennsylvania...