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They will appear alongside a representation of the crown and will soon decorate government buildings, state documents and royal household mail. Since the death of the queen, no formal time frame has been announced for the replacement of royal insignia. https://t.co/R70AroVwey https://t.co/hHfw8vS2TY — PolitiTweet.org

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From mailboxes to money, Queen Elizabeth II’s royal insignia was ubiquitous across the U.K. for 70 years. Now, King Charles III is making his own mark by unveiling his own royal cipher. Five characters, “CRIII,” will soon appear across the realm. https://t.co/R70AroVwey https://t.co/vZThF6tkVh — PolitiTweet.org

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However, Buckingham Palace said Tuesday that “the process will be gradual,” and that it would leave the decision to replace ciphers “at the discretion of individual organisations.” https://t.co/R70AroVwey — PolitiTweet.org

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