Double seals on sets

[Enilder]

I can't seem to find a definite answer to this one. I bought 2556 from a reputable seller from BL and it came with double seals on both sides, where you typically see 1 seal. I also noticed on pictures from brand new 10143 or 10030 as well. I am guessing they do that for some reasons. Anyone has a good idea? Of course, I can open to verify contents but I am not going to do that for duplicate sets. Any help will be appreciated. I'd appreciate facts, not speculations. Thanks.

[Enilder]

Is it an obvious answer? Double seals are on top of each other, which seemed odd. Any help...?

[Syn]

I don't get the big deal with double seals? The two star wars sets you listed I would almost expect to have to given the size of the box and how many pieces are in it.

[Enilder]

I don't get the big deal with double seals? The two star wars sets you listed I would almost expect to have to given the size of the box and how many pieces are in it.

It's not a big deal. It doesn't really do much if inner seal is not attached to both sides. It seems as if someone opened it and resealed it. 2556 is not a big LEGO set. I thought I'd get an immediate response on this topic but apparently, no one really cares about this.

[Syn]

its not that people don't care about it its just we've most likely just chalked it up for manufacturing error. Such as the machine just went weird for a day. And most of us like good Lego fans, ripped through it as fast as we could to get to the goodies inside and never gave it a second thought.

[iBart]

Well, almost 3 yeras after you asked, I can confirm that you're not alone (if you're still alive :D ).

I have received two days ago an Architecture Robie House 21010, double sealed. Both with different numbers. I haven't checked the content yet. Box is not perfect (but it seems to be a normal thing in this theme - most of these sets comes with shelfware, even these straight from LEGO).