This 1962 definitive stamp from Belgium features a formal portrait of King Baudouin of Belgium, one of the country’s longest-reigning and most recognizable modern monarchs. Printed in a classic monochrome brown tone, the issue reflects the elegant minimalist style typical of Belgian definitive series of the early 1960s. These stamps were produced for everyday postal use and exist in multiple denominations and print variations, making them an important specialization area for collectors. The military uniform portrait emphasizes national stability during Belgium’s post-war modernization period. Well-centered examples with clean perforations are especially desirable in definitive collections.