Depicts a statue of an Aztec rain god (Tláloc) dividing the event year, the inscriptions FIFA WORLD CUP above and MEXICO below, and the engraver's initials (BGY) on the middle right.

Tláloc, the Aztec god of rain and fertility, was venerated for his role in providing life and sustenance through rituals and sacrifices. Despite his control over natural phenomena like hail, thunder, and lightning, he was not seen as malevolent. Associated with caves, springs, and mountains, especially Cerro Tláloc, where he was believed to reside, his worship was widespread in ancient Mexico. Depicted through symbols like butterflies, jaguars, and serpents, offerings such as the Mexican marigold were made to him. The worship of a storm god with attributes akin to Tláloc's dates back to pre-Aztec civilizations like Teotihuacan, evident from discoveries of shrines and offerings.

Engraver: György Bognár

Depicts the denomination '100 FORINT', where the first zero forms a ball and the second zero forms a globe, surrounded by the country name (Hungarian People's Republic), the mintmark, the issue year, and the engraver's initials (FM) below.

Engraver: Mihály Fritz