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Introducing the captivating 1989 Canada Platinum 5 Dollars NGC PF-70 KM#164 numismatic coin, a remarkable piece of Canadian coinage history. This stunning platinum coin is a true testament to the country's rich numismatic heritage and the skilled craftsmanship of its minting professionals. Graded by the prestigious NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) as a flawless Proof-70 specimen, this coin represents the pinnacle of quality and preservation. The Proof-70 grade signifies that the coin is in pristine, untouched condition, making it a true collector's item. Minted in 1989, the 1989 Canada Platinum 5 Dollars NGC PF-70 KM#164 coin is part of a significant milestone in Canadian coinage. It was the first-ever platinum coin issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, a groundbreaking move that showcased the country's commitment to innovation and excellence in precious metal coinage. The obverse of the coin features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, the reigning monarch at the time, masterfully engraved by the renowned Canadian artist Susanna Blunt. The reverse side displays a stunning depiction of a maple leaf, the iconic national symbol of Canada, meticulously crafted to capture the intricate details and beauty of this natural wonder. Specifications of the 1989 Canada Platinum 5 Dollars NGC PF-70 KM#164 coin: Metal Composition: 99.95% Platinum Face Value: 5 Canadian Dollars Diameter: 28.28 mm Weight: 7.78 grams Mintage: 5,000 coins Grading: NGC Proof-70 Catalog Number: KM#164 This exceptional 1989 Canada Platinum 5 Dollars NGC PF-70 KM#164 coin is a must-have for discerning collectors and investors alike. Its rarity, impeccable condition, and historical significance make it a true gem in the world of numismatics. Secure your piece of Canadian coinage history today and add this remarkable coin to your collection.