Depicts the portrait of László Lajtha with the inscriptions appearing in four rows on the right, indicating the composer's birth and death years. The engraver's privy mark is hidden within Lajtha's clothing on the left.

Engraver: Balázs Pelcz

Depicts a dynamic spinning folk dancing couple with musicians in the background. This motif highlights one of László Lajtha's key contributions: the research and collection of folk dances and music. Lajtha, awarded the Kossuth Prize in 1951 for his folk music research, pioneered the purposeful collection of instrumental folk music. His detailed descriptions, initially controversial, later became an authentic source for the dance hall movement, solidifying his role as a cornerstone of this cultural revival.

The design features essential elements: the country name on the top, the denomination below, the year of the issue on the left and the mintmark (BP.) Under at least tenfold magnification, microtext can be seen within the mint mark.

Engraver: Andrea Horváth