Depicts a portrait of a young Ferenc Liszt. On the right, in consecutive horizontal rows, Ferenc Liszt's signature and the birth and death years "1811-1886" are displayed. To the left of the portrait, the engraver's privy mark is visible.

Depicts an open piano lid. On the left, the mint mark "BP." is located, while on the right, the year of issue "2011" is shown. Below, a detail of the score of the Rákóczi March is depicted, with the inscription "Rakoczy Marsch" in the handwriting of Ferenc Liszt. In the upper circular border, the inscription "HUNGARIAN REPUBLIC" is displayed, while in the lower circular border, between two points, the denomination and the inscription "FORINT" are located.

The "Rákóczi March", also referred to as the "Hungarian March," served as one of Hungary's unofficial national anthems until Ferenc Kölcsey penned the Himnusz. Likely composed by Nikolaus Scholl in 1820, its melody has been utilized in numerous renowned works, including La damnation de Faust by Hector Berlioz and Hungarian Rhapsody No. 15 by Franz Liszt.