Depicts a fairy tale prince, with a three-headed, fire-breathing dragon at the top. On the right side, below the dragon depiction, in two lines of handwritten text, are the inscriptions "King" and "little Miklós." At the bottom right edge is the engraver's privy mark.

The story: Once upon a time, a king had three daughters. One day, an evil black cloud, which was actually a dragon, appeared over the kingdom and demanded the daughters in exchange for the sun, moon, and stars. The king refused, and the dragon took the celestial bodies, plunging the kingdom into darkness. Little King Miklós offered to retrieve them in exchange for half the kingdom and the youngest daughter’s hand in marriage.

Miklós found and fought the dragon and his brothers, defeating them and reclaiming the stars, moon, and sun. However, on his way back, a wizard tricked him and stole the celestial bodies. Miklós encountered two extraordinary men on his journey back to the kingdom. After helping them solve some troubles, they joined forces to reclaim the celestial bodies from the wizard. Miklós restored light to the kingdom, married the youngest daughter, and was given half the kingdom. They lived happily ever after.

Depicts a stylized folk art flower motif and a dove, based on the title sequence of the animated series "Hungarian Folktales," with a sun motif at the top, star motifs on the right side, and a moon motif surrounded by stars. In the central part, in two lines each, handwritten, are the inscriptions "HUNGARY", the denomination, and the word "forint," as well as the mint mark "BP." and the year of issue "2022."

HUNGARIAN FOLKTALES ANIMATED SERIES