The bullion coin is the first in a new series from Carpathian Mint.

Presenting the first of four coins that are the bullion equivalent of the collector's edition. According to the account in the Apocalypse of St. John, four horsemen are to set out on a rally across the earth before the final judgment. They are, in sequence, pestilence, famine, death and war. A figure with a bow on a white horse symbolizes the plague. On the black horse moves famine, on the fawn, which is the color associated with the corpse death, while on the red horse rides war. All four horsemen move the length and breadth of the earth's globe sowing death and destruction.

The reverse of the silver cylinder depicts the first of the horsemen of the apocalypse, riding a white horse. The figure is armed with a bow and is aiming at a target. At the top is the series to which he belongs, and at the very bottom is the name of the coin. The obverse on the left presents the horse heads of all four riders. Each of the heads has a different mane and a different type of armor, selected to suit under its rider. On the right side is the manufacturer's coat of arms, along with the date of issue with the designation of the contractual currency of 5 thalers.