Depicts the double-headed eagle of the coat of arms of Albania, denomination below it enclosed in a circle with a date of Declaration of Independence above, and inscription in Albanian "100 Years of Independence" surrounded by 100 stars as the 100th anniversary of the declaration.

The coat of arms of Albania features a black double-headed eagle on a red shield, inspired by the national flag. This emblem traces its origins to the medieval Kastrioti family, particularly Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg, a 15th-century national hero who led the resistance against the Ottoman Empire. Above the eagle, a golden helmet with a goat's head crest represents Skanderbeg's legendary battle helmet. The design symbolizes Albania's sovereignty, strength, and historical legacy.

Depicts the Act of the Albanian Declaration of Independence with the forty signatories within a circle surrounded by the country name in Italian and Albanian above and an inscription in Albanian "Act of the Declaration of Independence" enclosed in 100 stars as the 100th anniversary of the declaration.