In the centre is portrait of Queen Elizabeth the Second, the queen Trigger-fish, the queen Angel-fish, and Belize's Coat of Arms. The vignette at the left is part of the stela from the site of Nim Li Punit, located in the Toledo District. The stela depicts two figures in an offertory scene and also has Maya inscriptions. The Jade Head is at the upper left corner and the Silver fish at the lower left corner.

The main picture is a combination of scenes from three Maya sites, seen from different angles. On the left is the site of Altun Ha, situated in the Belize District. This site is famous for its Jade Head of the Sun God, Kinich Ahau. In the centre is the restored site of Xunantunich in the Cayo District, and on the right is the site of Lubaantun situated in the Toledo District.

Design of HMS “Merlin” a battleship which participated in the Battle of St. George’s Caye in 1798. In the centre is portrait of Queen Elizabeth the Second, the Trigger-fish, the queen Angel-fish and Belize's Coat of Arms. The vignette at the left shows the relief of Thomas Potts from the medallion on his tomb which was once situated on St George’s Caye with the Jade Head at the upper left corner and the Silver fish at the lower left corner.

The main picture is a collage of scenes from St George’s Caye prior to 1931. On the left is one of the bathing kraals and on the right is one of the larger summer residences. In the centre is the tomb of Thomas Potts, a Senior Magistrate of the settlement, a contour of the caye dated 1764, and an old cannon used during the Battle of St George’s Caye. This caye was the first official settlement of the country of Belize.

On the right shows the design of the Clock Tower housed in the Belize Court House as it appeared around 1910. In the centre portrait of Queen Elizabeth the Second, a design in blue and gold of the queen Trigger-fish, the queen Angel-fish and Belize's Coat of Arms. The vignette on the left shows the Clock Tower of the Belize City Court House building with the Jade Head in the upper left corner and the Silver fish in the lower left corner.

The main picture shows three historical buildings of Belize City, as they appeared around 1910. The Court House in the centre of the design was partially destroyed by fire in 1918 and the Clock Tower. On the right is St John’s Cathedral, the first Protestant Episcopal Church founded in Spanish America. On the left is Government House, which was the residence of governors during the Colonial period.

When held up to the light, forms the complete design of the head of the Tapir, Tapirus bairdii, national animal of Belize. In the centre portrait of Queen Elizabeth the Second, a design in blue and gold of the queen Trigger-fish, the queen Angel-fish, and Belize's Coat of Arms. The vignette at on the left shows the jaguar with the Jade Head in the upper left corner and the Silver fish in the lower left corner.

The main picture shows some of Belize’s most interesting animals. These consist of one of the many species of native bat, the Howler monkey, the Anteater, the Kinkajou or night-walker, the Tayra or bush-dog, the White-tail deer, the Peccary, Tayassu tajacu, and the head of the jaguar, Pantheraonca.