Depicts a side view of a motor car with wooden cladding from the Millennium Underground Railway (BFKVV). Above it, in two horizontal rows, the inscriptions "MILLENNIUM UNDERGROUND" and "RAILWAY" are centered, with "1896" on the left and the issuance year "2021" on the right below the depiction. Along the edge, there is a depiction of a Zsolnay tile pattern bordering the names of the Millennium Underground Railway stations. The engraver's privy mark is integrated into the depiction of the motor car.

The BFKVV motor cars were manufactured by the Schlick-Nicholson factories between 1911 and 1912, totaling 60 units, painted in yellow and white. In 1931, during their motorization, new, stronger 70 HP motors manufactured by Ganz were installed, allowing the towing of 2 trailers. Then, between 1934 and 1936, 35 motor cars were also equipped with battery-powered rail brakes. They were decommissioned in the 1970s, although some cars remained in operation until the 1980s.

Depicts a station of the Millennium Underground Railway based on a 19th-century drawing, with people dressed in period clothing at the surface entrance and underground platform. Above it, arranged in three horizontal rows to the right, are the inscriptions "HUNGARY", the denomination, and "FORINT". At the bottom edge, on the left side, the mintmark "BP." is placed.