Description obverse

In the centre field surrounded by a circular line, the obverse features a fasces, a stick with a double-edge axe, a symbol of state power originating from the days of the Roman Empire, in a classic representation, which is complemented by a flame motif at the top and a lion’s head holding the scales of justice in its mouth. The central motif is surrounded by a decorative strip composed of paragraph signs around the coin’s edge, broken by the legend ‘MAGYARORSZÁG’ (Hungary) at the bottom. To the left of the stick, in two lines the denominations ‘2000’ and ‘FORINT’. Around the rim, ‘AZ ÜGYÉSZI SZERVEZET 150 ÉVE AZ IGAZSÁGSZOLGÁLTATÁS KÖZREMŰKÖDŐJE’ (The prosecution service: a partner in justice for 150 years)

Description reverse

The logo of the Prosecution Service of Hungary, '1871' to left and '2021' to right, waves around. Around the rim, “TÖRVÉNY ÉS IGAZSÁG” (Law and justice) at the top and “MAGYARORSZÁG ÜGYÉSZSÉGE” (Prosecution Service of Hungary) at the bottom.