Depicts a dynamic football scene with two players' feet contending for a soccer ball. The design features the German flag, representing the host country, below, and the Portuguese flag above. The reverse side is inscribed with "UEFA EURO 2024," along with the mint mark and the designer's name in the bottom left corner.

Depicts an architectural view of a stadium with the Portuguese national emblem at the top center. The inscriptions "5 EURO" and "PORTUGAL" indicate the face value and issuing country, respectively. At the bottom, "UEFA EURO 2024" marks the celebrated event.

The coat of arms of Portugal, commonly known as the Cinco Quinas (Five Quinas) or simply the Quinas, features five escutcheons arranged in a cross, each with five bezants. Established in the late 14th century, these bezants are often interpreted as symbolizing the five wounds of Jesus Christ. The shield in front includes seven golden castles, representing the Moorish castles conquered during the Reconquista. Behind the shield is an armillary sphere, a navigational instrument symbolizing Portugal's significance during the Age of Discovery.