2000 Forint Prosecutors’ Organisation, Hungary

The emblem of Hungarys prosecution service in the center, a modern interpretation of the fasces, the scale, and the double-bitted ax.

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Zoltán Endrődy

The front of the coin features a fasces, a symbol of state power originating from the days of the ROman Empire, as an element of the iconography associated with the prosecution service. The middel of the bundle of rods with a double-bitted axe has a lion's head holding the scales of justice in it's mouth, symbolising fairness and impartiality, along with a flame motif at the top of the fasces, The fasces divides the front into two parts, symbolising the difference between right and wrong as do the scales. The central motif is surrounded by a decorative strip composed of paragraph signs around coin's edge.

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Zoltán Endrődy

Milled and inscribed, repeated 4 times: