Depicts Jak Mandolino, the clumsy gangster drawn by the surrealist pencil of Jacovitti, depicted with Pop Corn, his hilarious advisor, on his back. The country name is above, and the character name is below.

Jak Mandolino, a fictional character from comic books, was crafted by Benito Jacovitti. Described by the author as "a petty thief with good intentions but perpetual misfortune," Jak Mandolino underwent two iterations. Initially resembling the classic American gangster, Jacovitti later imbued him with Italian traits. Alongside this transformation, Jac Mandolino gained a new companion, the bumbling advisor Pop Corn or Satanicchio, with whom he shares comical misadventures following failed heists. This comic strip even made its way onto television through the show Supergulp - Comics on TV.

Pop Corn serves as the mischievous advisor to the inept gangster Jak Mandolino. In some instances, he is referred to as Satanicchio. Portrayed with a red hue and a strong Romagna accent, Pop Corn's appearance in the televised adaptation on Rai's Supergulp program has been interpreted by some as a satirical commentary by the Christian Democratic-leaning Jacovitti. Allegedly, it symbolizes the Italian Communist Party, historically dominant in the Emilia-Romagna region. Throughout the comics, Pop Corn often goads Jak into committing crimes that inevitably fail, leading Jak to unleash his frustration on the devilish sprite. Despite his provocations, Pop Corn never comes to Jak's rescue, claiming he's "not his guardian angel." Instead, he frequently exacerbates Jak's troubles, drawing inspiration from various manuals on temptation.

Depicts the name “JACOVITTI” created in the cartoonist's original style in which the “J” is surmounted by one of his eccentric characters with an ironic expression. Above, "R", identifying the Mint of Rome; on the right, “2024”, year of the coin’s issue; on the left, the value “5 EURO”; in exergue, the name of the designer “MOMONI”.