The new cypher for King Charles III has been revealed, showing an image of 'CIIIR' which will feature on new post boxes, state documents and used by the government. The cypher was personally chosen by the King, from a range of designs produced by the College of Arms.
The monogram combines his initial 'C' and 'R' which stands for Rex, the Latin for king, and III for the third King Charles. It is set to replace the E II R of Queen Elizabeth II as she passed away earlier this month. And while many are praising the new cypher, some people couldn't help but make amusing comparisons between the royal monogram and other logos, and have been left in stitches as a result.
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