The Double High-Reversed-9 Quotation Mark symbol (‟). Copy and paste it, or use its Unicode, HTML, and CSS codes.
More from Punctuation.
The quickest way is to copy ‟ from this page and paste it anywhere. You can also insert it with its Unicode, HTML, or alt code listed above.
‟ is U+201F (decimal 8223).
Use ‟ in HTML to render ‟ on a web page.
On Windows you can type it with Alt+8223 (hold Alt and enter the number on the numeric keypad).
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