Depicts the youthful portrait of Albert Szent-Györgyi. To the left of the portrait, the scientist's signature is visible. Around the edge, in a circular inscription, reads "UNIVERSITY OF SZEGED" at the top and "ALBERT SZENT-GYÖRGYI UNIVERSITY" at the bottom.

Albert Imre Szent-Györgyi de Nagyrápolt (1893–1986) was a Hungarian biochemist renowned for his groundbreaking work. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1937. Szent-Györgyi is celebrated for his discovery of vitamin C isolation and his elucidation of numerous components and reactions within the citric acid cycle, as well as his exploration of the molecular mechanisms underlying muscle contraction. Additionally, he played an active role in the Hungarian Resistance during World War II and later ventured into Hungarian politics following the war.

Depicts the facade of the Rector's Office building of the University of Szeged, with the fountain located in Dugonics Square in the foreground. Above it, on the left side, is the issuance year "2021," and on the right side, the mint mark "BP." In the center, the denomination and the inscription "Ft" are visible. Around the edge, at the top, in a semicircular inscription reads "100 YEARS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN SZEGED," while at the bottom, following the curve of the fountain basin, the inscription "HUNGARY" can be seen. On the right side, integrated into the depiction of the square, is the engraver's privy mark.