Brown paper tape for Registered Mail pkgs

Any idea where I can get this stuff? The post office has given me a few roles over time but they are out. Is there a place to buy it online?
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Cladiator - Thanks for the lead.
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As a side note, its really funny that the post office doesn't sell it since they are the ones that require it.
An alternative would be Insured Express over night which PCGS does accept.
The name is LEE!
but is brown and accepted for registered mail (I used it for 2 packages I sent out on
Monday via registered mail).
soaked off, whereas clear plastic tape is much harder to remove without detection.
The brown self adhesive won't be accept at my main PO because the stamping will rub off ... the PO does accept it at my branch where my PO Box is located ... As a mater of fact they even gave me my first roll of self adhesive brown tape ... It really makes no sense as the registered mail goes from my brach to the main PO but they have never returned a registered package as not acceptable.
When I used the brown that you have to wet I find if you put it on your package the night before you send it, it sticks on a lot better.
Also, if you can use the PO's priotity envelopes and priority boxes for Registered Mail you just have to make sure ALL the seams are covered and if you do use any clear tape on the package it must be completely covered by the brown tape.
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I also send my Registered Mail with the green Domestic Return Receipt.
<< <i>whereas clear plastic tape is much harder to remove without detection. >>
The clear tape can be slit easily and nearly invisibly, plus you can see where the seams in the box are. Furher, it will not hold the stamp at all!
Mike
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Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
edited to add; duh...found the ebay source referred to above. that guy is going to get rich on paper tape.
<< <i>In this area, the post offices won't accept Registered Mail with the self adhesive brown tape. >>
That's funny...at the one-man post office I go to most often, he requires that a registered package be completely covered (mummified!) in the brown tape!
So I'm back to the standard kraft tape. You would think that someone could make a self-adhesive kraft tape that is similar to the standard.
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You can also try an outfit called U-Line for the heavy duty stuff.
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<< <i>Office Max, Office Depot and Staples do not carry it. I have checked. All kinds of tape, but not the craft paper kind.
Cladiator - Thanks for the lead. >>
Staples DOES carry it, I just picked up TWO rolls there recently!
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