Depicts an initial letter "V" forming inside a square frame. Outside the frame, on the left side, parallel to the edge, "425 YEARS", above "THE VIZSOLY", on the right side, parallel to the edge, "BIBLE", at the bottom, the anniversary year dates "1590-2015" are placed. At the bottom edge, in the center, the engraver's privy mark is visible.

Initials played a significant role in the medieval ornamentation. These initials, known as "historiated initials," were elaborate letters at the beginning of paragraphs or sections. They were often adorned with intricate designs, illustrations, or miniature scenes related to the text or highlighted its importance.

Depicts the Reformed Church of Vizsoly. Above it, to the right, in a quarter-circle inscription "HUNGARY", in two horizontal rows below the depiction, the denomination and the inscription "FORINT," to the left of the depiction, in two horizontal rows, the year of issue "2015" and the mint mark "BP." are placed.

Vizsoly is a small village in northeast Hungary, where one of the 54 surviving copies of the Bible, known as the Vizsoly Bible after the place of its printing, is on permanent display.