United States 2 Cents Postage Stamp (Statue of Liberty)

This item is a historical postage stamp from the United States, bearing a denomination of "2 Cents." The stamp is rectangular in shape with perforated edges, typical of early to mid-20th century postage. Its dominant color is a deep reddish-maroon or crimson. The central motif, though somewhat blurry, appears to be a depiction of the Statue of Liberty, an iconic American landmark. Details such as the torch and a stylized depiction of the statue's body are faintly discernible. Above the statue, the number "2" is prominently displayed, indicating its monetary value. To the right of the '2', the word "CENTS" is visible, and below it, the words "UNITED STATES POSTAGE" are arranged vertically. Along the bottom edge of the stamp, there is a horizontal band with text, though the specific words are illegible due to the image's low resolution. The overall condition appears to be used, given the potential slight discoloration and blurring, suggesting it may have been handled or previously adhered to an envelope. The stamp shows minor wear consistent with its age. Due to the limited clarity, specific manufacturing details like watermarks or precise printing methods cannot be identified. However, the use of perforations and the general design align with stamps produced in the first half of the 20th century.