Depicts the southern side of the Eger Castle, highlighting the Hippolit Tower, the Gergely Bastion, and part of the castle wall. In the foreground, the inscription "CASTLE OF EGER" is centered. Around the edge, the upper inscription reads "THE STRENGTH OF THE WALLS IS NOT IN THE STONE, BUT IN THE SPIRIT OF THE DEFENDERS," while the lower inscription reads "HUNGARY," each separated by a dot.

Depicts a bust of István Dobó in armor and helmet. The edge features an inscription, with "DOBÓ ISTVÁN" at the top, the denomination and "FORINT" at the bottom left. To the right of the bust is the issuance year "2018" and the mint mark "BP." Below this, there is microtext displaying matching letters. On the right edge, beneath the depiction of a grape leaf, is the engraver's privy mark.

István Dobó (1502–1572) was a prominent Hungarian nobleman and military commander, renowned for his heroic defense of Eger Castle against the Ottoman Empire in 1552. Born into a noble family with a tradition of military service and loyalty to the Hungarian crown, Dobó played a crucial role as the captain of Eger Castle. In 1552, he led a determined defense against an Ottoman force estimated at around 40,000. Despite being heavily outnumbered, Dobó's leadership and the resilience of his troops repelled the Ottomans after a month-long siege. This victory halted the Ottoman advance into northern Hungary and became a symbol of Hungarian resistance and patriotism.

Following the defense of Eger, Dobó served in various military and administrative roles, including voivode (governor) of Transylvania. His later years were marked by political conflicts, leading to his imprisonment. Remembered as a national hero in Hungary, Dobó's stand at Eger has been immortalized in literature and art, most notably in the novel "Eclipse of the Crescent Moon" by Géza Gárdonyi.