Depicts a group of voting people, based on a contemporary film recording, with a foreground detail of a stamped contemporary ballot paper inserted into a ballot box slot, featuring the names of the country in Hungarian, German, and Croatian as "Magyarország," "Ungarn," "Ugersko" respectively. Within a rectangular frame above the depiction, on the left side, Sopron's contemporary coat of arms is depicted, while on the right side, the inscriptions "CIVITAS," "FIDELISSIMA," and the years "1921–2021" are arranged in three consecutive rows. At the bottom edge, on the right side, the mint mark is placed within the depiction of the ballot box.

Depicts the portrait of Mihály Thurner, former mayor of Sopron. Vertically to the right, the inscription "THURNER MIHÁLY" is visible. To the left of the portrait, vertically, the inscription "THE MOST LOYAL," above the portrait reads "CITY OF SOPRON," to the bottom right corner of the portrait is the mint mark "BP.," and below the portrait is the inscription "HUNGARY." In the lower right corner, within a rectangular frame, is the depiction of Sopron's symbol, the Fire Tower, along with the denomination and the inscription "FORINT."

The baroque onion dome of the Sopron Fire Tower rises to 58 meters and is topped with a double-headed eagle, making it a prominent city landmark. Built on Roman-era ruins in the 13th century, its lower cylindrical section is crowned by a Renaissance balcony added after the 1676 fire. The tower's octagonal upper part features clock faces on four sides, inscribed with the year 1735. The copper dome is topped with a lantern tower and the double-headed eagle weather vane, symbolizing Sopron's coronations. Tradition holds that if the eagle faces north-south, rain is coming.

Originally, a wide carriage entrance beneath the tower led to the Main Square. In 1894, Town Hall construction damaged the tower's foundations, necessitating internal reinforcement with thick brick walls, narrowing the passage to pedestrians only. In February 2011, the Fire Tower underwent comprehensive renovation and structural strengthening, restoring its historic appearance. The tower's balcony offers a panoramic view of the city center, the Lővérek hills, and, on clear days, the Alpine peaks and nearby Fertőrákos.