Depicts a characteristic natural formation of the Kiskunság National Park, a sand ridge grooved by the wind, with a few trees and shrubs in the background. In two horizontal lines above the depiction, the inscription "KISKUNSÁG" and "NATIONAL PARK" is visible. At the bottom edge, on the left side, the inscription "FÜLÖPHÁZI" and "SAND RIDGE" can be read in two horizontal lines, while the right side features the engraver's privy mark.

Depicts a fishing avocet, standing in water and its reflection. Above the depiction, in three horizontal lines, the inscription "HUNGARY" is centered, with the denomination and "FORINT" to the right. Along the bottom edge, integrated into the water depiction, vertically on the left, the inscription "AVOCET," and on the right, in two horizontal lines, the "BP." mint mark and the year of issue "2020" are placed.

The avocet (Recurvirostra avosetta) is a waterbird in the order Charadriiformes, first described by Carl Linnaeus in 1758. It breeds along the coastlines and saline lakes of Eurasia and North Africa, migrating to Africa and southern Asia in winter. Natural habitats include lagoons, muddy coastal bays, and saline lakes. The avocet is 42-45 cm long, with a wingspan of 77-80 cm, and weighs 260-290 grams. It features a long, upwardly curved bill, with a black head and neck, and a white belly and wings.