Designed by Canadian artist Laurie McGaw, the reverse features a split image that honours The Royal Canadian Legion’s past, present and future, as the organization celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026. On the right is a depiction of two present-day Legion members in Legion dress reflecting on the past, which is represented by the scene on the left. This snapshot of history is filled with symbols representing Canada’s contribution to the Allied effort during the First World War and the sacrifices that gave rise to The Royal Canadian Legion: a Canadian infantryman, symbolizing the Army’s unifying effect and pivotal engagements like the Battle of Vimy Ridge; above him, the Royal Aircraft Factory Scout Experimental 5a (S.E.5a) aircraft flown by many Canadian aces during the war; and on the horizon, HMCS Niobe, a Diadem-class protected cruiser commissioned in 1910 into service with the newly formed Naval Service of Canada (later the Royal Canadian Navy). A Poppy in each half—one above, one below—represents an enduring cycle of Remembrance, connecting generations and honouring the pledge to never forget those who served and sacrificed in defence of freedom. The obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.