King Baudouin I, Definitives Series
Belgium · 1952 · 2.50 F
This definitive stamp features a left-facing portrait of King Baudouin I, the fifth King of the Belgians. The design is simple and elegant, focusing on the monarch's profile, with the country name 'BELGIQUE - BELGIË' at the top and the denomination '2.50 F' at the bottom. This stamp was part of a long-running series issued throughout his reign.
Issued shortly after King Baudouin ascended to the throne in 1951 following the abdication of his father, Leopold III. His reign oversaw Belgium's post-war economic recovery and the decolonization of the Belgian Congo.
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Engraved
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Perfectly centered, fresh, no faults
Well centered, fresh colors
Nicely centered, minor flaws
Average centering, acceptable
Off-center or visible wear
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