Depicts a water well in the characteristic Hortobágyi plain environment, with the sun disc in the background. On the edge, at the top, the inscription "HORTOBÁGYI NATIONAL PARK" is visible, and at the bottom left, integrated into the depiction of the plain, the engraver's privy mark is placed.

Depicts a group of cranes. On the left side, the inscription "HUNGARY", and on the right side, the vertical inscription "CRANE". Above the depiction, in two horizontal rows, the denomination and "FORINT" inscription, while below, the "BP." mintmark and the issuance year "2023" are placed.

The common crane (Grus grus) inhabits wooded, steppe, and wetland regions across Eurasia, migrating to northern Africa and southern Asia for the winter. They travel in flocks and are known for their distinctive V-shaped formations. To conserve energy during flight, cranes rotate their positions within the group, with the lead bird frequently changing due to fatigue. They measure 110–120 centimeters in length with a wingspan of 190–220 centimeters, allowing them to extend their wings to nearly 2 meters wide. Weighing between 4500 and 6000 grams, their plumage is primarily pale gray, with a noticeable reddish hue on the crown when observed up close. While classified as least concern on the IUCN Red List, the species faces vulnerability in Europe, where it is safeguarded, including in Hungary.