150 dollars — Canada (2000) — Year of the Dragon

Special facts

Gold 150 dollars of 2000, the Year of the Dragon with a hologram; the coin opened the series of lunar holograms in 18-carat gold.

About the period

The coins of Elizabeth II were struck from 1953 to 2022, almost seventy years in which four portraits of the queen succeeded one another: by Mary Gillick (1953–1964), Arnold Machin (1965–1989), Dora de Pédery-Hunt (1990–2003), the first portrait by a Canadian sculptor, and Susanna Blunt (from 2003). More about the period “Elizabeth II”, 1952 — 2022

Other coins of the period

• 2000
• 50 cent (2000) — Canadian Sports: Steeplechase KM# 393
• 50 cent (2000) — Canadian Sports: Bowling KM# 394
• 1 dollar (2000) — New Millennium KM# 401
• 2 dollars (2000) — Knowledge - Gold center and ring KM# 399
• 2 dollars (2000) — Knowledge KM# 399
• 15 dollars (2000) — Year of the Dragon KM# 387
• 20 dollars (2000) — Toronto KM# 395
• 20 dollars (2000) — H.S. Taylor Steam Buggy KM# 396
• 20 dollars (2000) — Bluenose KM# 397
• 30 dollars (2000) — Pronghorn Antelope KM# 405
• 75 dollars (2000) — Canada's endangered species: Pronghorn Antelope KM# 406
• 100 dollars (2000) — 150th Anniversary of the Search for the Franklin Expedition KM# 402
• 150 dollars (2000) — Year of the Dragon KM# 388
• 150 dollars (2000) — Pronghorn Antelope KM# 407
• 200 dollars (2000) — Mother and Child KM# 403
• 300 dollars (2000) — Pronghorn Antelope KM# 408
• 350 dollars (2000) — Pacific Dogwood Flower KM# 404
• 2001
• 3 cent (2001) — Postage Stamp Gold Plated KM# 410
• 5 cent (2001) — 125th Anniversary of the Royal Military College KM# 413
• 10 cent (2001) — International Year of the Volunteer: Year of Volunteers KM# 412
• 25 cent (2001) — Canada Day KM# 419
• 50 cent (2001) — Quebec Carnival KM# 420
• 50 cent (2001) — Nunavut Toonik Tyme KM# 421
• 50 cent (2001) — Newfoundland Folk Festival KM# 422
• 50 cent (2001) — Festival of the fathers KM# 423