Depicts the Reiterdenkmal surrounded by the inscription of the event above, the year of inauguration, and the year of issue below.

Depicts a map of Namibia with the most important cities and towns in the country, denomination is at the right above the date of issue, country name and the inscription "Essai" (a coin prototype) below.

Tsumeb – A mining town known for its rich copper and mineral deposits, often called the "gateway to the north."

Windhoek – Namibia’s capital and largest city, serving as the political, economic, and cultural center.

Swakopmund – A coastal city with German colonial architecture, known for tourism, adventure sports, and the nearby Namib Desert.

Rundu – A town on the Kavango River, near the Angolan border, famous for its wood carvings and vibrant local culture.

Walvis Bay – Namibia’s main port city, important for fishing, trade, and home to a large lagoon with flamingos and pelicans.

Mariental – A small town in central Namibia, serving as an agricultural hub near the Hardap Dam.

Lüderitz – A historic coastal town with German colonial buildings, known for diamond mining and the ghost town of Kolmanskop.

Bucht – Likely a reference to Lüderitzbucht, another name for Lüderitz, emphasizing its bay location.

Keetmanshoop – A southern town known as the gateway to the Quiver Tree Forest, with a strong Nama cultural presence.