Depicts a scene related to the play "The Tragedy of Man". Adam and Eve standing on the globe, with the shadowy figure of Lucifer towering behind them, with outstretched wings. In the depiction of the globe, in curved lines below each other, the inscriptions "THE MAN'S" and "TRAGEDY" are readable. On the left side, the inscription "MADÁCH IMRE" is visible, while on the right side, the engraver's privy mark is placed.

"The Tragedy of Man," or "Az ember tragédiája," holds a prominent place in Hungarian literature, serving as an allegorical exploration of human history and the complexities of the human psyche. Through encounters between its central characters—Lucifer, Adam, and God—the drama traverses key moments in history while probing existential questions around fate, free will, and moral development. Imre Madách's masterpiece continues to inspire various artistic forms, including theater and film, with its enduring relevance and profound insights into the human experience.

Depicts the portrait of Imre Madách. To the right, the year of issue "2012", to the left, the mintmark "BP." is readable. In horizontal lines below the portrait, the denomination and the inscription "FORINT" are placed. In the upper right corner, the text "HUNGARY" is readable.