Depicts a detail of the Hortobágy landscape and a Hungarian Grey cattle, the inscription "Hortobágy National Park" below.

The Hortobágy landscape is renowned for its picturesque "puszta," a traditional Hungarian pastoral scene featuring grazing livestock, notably Hungarian Grey cattle, horses, and water buffalo. This region bears the imprint of centuries of human interaction, including traditional animal husbandry practices and agricultural endeavors.

The Hungarian Grey, also referred to as the Hungarian Grey Steppe, is a breed of beef cattle native to Hungary. Belonging to the Podolic cattle group, it is recognized by its distinctive long lyre-shaped horns and pale grey coat. Historically abundant in the Hungarian puszta, it thrives in extensive pasture systems. While facing near-extinction in the twentieth century, efforts have since led to a rebound in its population.

Depicts a detail of the Hortobágy landscape. Below the landscape, on the left side, the mint mark (BP), on the right side, the engraver's privy mark, and in the center, the denomination and the year of issue arranged in three consecutive horizontal rows. Above, the country name (Hungarian Republic) is readable in consecutive horizontal rows.