The mark consists of (1) square border balanced on a corner between a first side and a second side; and (2) within that square border is a first group of line segments to form a boundary and a second group of line segments to form a crown; (2.A.) the first group of line segments is positioned a predetermined distance from the square border's (a) a fourth side, (b) third side, (c) first side that extends from near the corner between the square border's first side and the square border's fourth side for a predetermined length (crown starting point); and (d) second side that extends from near the corner between the square border's second side and the square border's third side for the predetermined length (crown ending point), (2.B.) the second group of line segments has (a) a first crown line segment that extends from the crown starting point toward the middle of the square border's fourth side in an upward vertical direction to just above a first imaginary line that extends from the square border's (i) corner between the square border's first and fourth sides and (ii) corner between the square border's second and third sides (first distal end), (b) a second line segment that extends from the first distal end at a downward angled direction toward the second side to a point above the crown starting point (second distal end) and forms a first crown point where the first and second line segments meet, (c) a third line segment extends from the second distal end at an upward angled direction toward the third side near the corner between the square border's third and fourth sides and is above the half-way point between a second imaginary line between the mid-points of the square border's third and fourth sides (third distal end), (d) a fourth line segment that extends from the third distal end at a downward angled direction toward the second side to a point along the same horizontal plane as the second distal end (fourth distal end) and forms a second crown point where the third and fourth line segments meet, (e) a fifth line segment that extends from the fourth distal end in an upward angled direction toward the third side to a point along the first imaginary line (fifth distal end), and (f) a sixth line segment extends from the fifth distal end in a vertical downward direction to the crown ending point and forms a third crown point where the fifth and sixth line segments meet; and (3) on each crown point is a circle.