150 Dollars - Elizabeth II Grey Wolf, platinum

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裏面の説明	Two grey wolves (Canis lupus) depicted in close interaction at center field, their muzzles meeting as they share a piece of food, rendered in finely detailed high relief against a naturalistic wilderness background featuring a mountain range, coniferous trees, and a frozen or rocky foreground. The engraver's initials KB appear in the lower right field. The legend CANADA arcs along the upper periphery, while the denomination 150 DOLLARS curves along the lower periphery.
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追加情報	The Grey Wolf platinum issue was part of the Royal Canadian Mint's Wildlife series, which launched in 1990 and ran through the 1990s to leverage Canada's early dominance in the investment-grade platinum market — a dominance built largely on the success of the Maple Leaf bullion program. By 1998, platinum had become increasingly attractive to collectors and investors alike, trading well above gold for much of the decade. The dual reference numbers suggest this issue may cover both proof and uncirculated variants struck to the same specifications.

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