Belgian 60c King Leopold II Stamp (postmarked)

This item is a vintage Belgian postage stamp, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, specifically depicting King Leopold II. The stamp features a central heraldic lion rampant within a circular frame, symbolizing Belgium. The word "BELGIQUE" is prominently displayed at the top of the circular frame, and 'BELGIE' at the bottom, indicating its dual-language usage. The denomination '60 c' (60 centimes) is visible in the bottom corners within a smaller circular motif. The stamp's primary colors are reddish-pink for the background and lion, with white outlines and text. The design features a patterned background of fine vertical lines behind the central emblem and a crown atop the circular frame. The stamp is perforated, as evidenced by the distinct punched holes along its edges, and appears to be made of typical paper stock used for philatelic items. Its condition is used, as indicated by a prominent circular postmark (likely in black ink) that partially obscures the central design and extends across the bottom right corner, suggesting it has fulfilled its postal function. There is some minor wear visible, including slight discoloration or foxing, and some of the perforations appear to be slightly uneven or possibly torn at one side, though the overall shape is intact. The image quality suggests a level of craftsmanship consistent with national postal issues of its era.