US EditionKing approves new sovereign seal
- During this week’s Privy Council meeting, the King gave his formal consent to a newly designed Great Seal of the Realm, which features his image seated on a throne.
- This approval followed tradition requiring the King to strike the old seal with a hammer in the same meeting to symbolize its destruction.
- The new seal displays an image of the King on one side, while the opposite side features the Royal Arms created by the heraldic artist Timothy Noad.
- The approval signifies the completion of the official handover to the King's rule and contributes to the collection of national symbols created by the Royal Mint.
- The Great Seal continues to signify royal approval on official documents and serves as a unique emblem for each monarch’s reign.
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bridportnews.co.ukNew design for royal seal of approval marks final stages of transition of power
The new design for the Great Seal of the Realm has been revealed, marking the final stages of the formal transition into the King’s reign.
·Weymouth, United Kingdom
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King approves new Great Seal of the Realm for signifying royal approval
The approval of a new seal marks the final stage in the formal transition to the King’s reign.
·London, United Kingdom
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