Title:
King George III Signed Cut – PSA/DNA Certified Authentic Auto

Description:
Offered here is an exceptionally rare and boldly penned cut signature of King George III, the monarch who ruled Britain during the American Revolution. The signature, simply “George R” (for Georgius Rex), appears in sweeping dark ink on a toned and irregularly clipped piece of period-laid paper. The ink remains vivid despite the age, and the flourish of the penmanship is consistent with 18th-century royal correspondence.

This regal signature is encapsulated by PSA/DNA, ensuring both its preservation and authenticity. The verso of the piece is blank, with mild age toning visible, consistent with vellum or parchment documents of the late 18th or early 19th century.

Historical Context:
King George III (1738–1820) reigned from 1760 until 1820, making him one of the longest-serving monarchs in British history. His reign encompassed momentous global events, including the American Revolutionary War, the Napoleonic Wars, and the early years of the Industrial Revolution. In the American context, he is most famously remembered as the reigning monarch against whom the colonies declared independence in 1776.

The signature “George R” (short for Georgius Rex) was used on royal decrees, orders, and letters. Surviving examples of authentic, standalone George III signatures—especially certified by PSA/DNA—are scarce and historically invaluable.

Authentication & Encapsulation:
This item has been authenticated and slabbed by PSA/DNA, one of the most respected third-party authentication firms in the world. The certification label reads:

• "CUT – King George III – PSA/DNA Certified – Authentic Auto"

• Certification Number: 85585689

It is housed in a PSA tamper-evident holder for protection and display.

Closing Appeal:
This genuine cut signature of King George III, certified by PSA/DNA, represents an extraordinary opportunity to own a tangible piece of history from one of the most consequential reigns in British—and American—history. An ideal addition to any advanced collection of royal autographs, Revolutionary War-era memorabilia, or documents connected to the founding of the United States.