The problem with taking pictures of proof coins is the mirror-like background is so reflective it's difficult to avoid the reflection of the camera in the picture. Like you can see here:

So people seek for solutions. One of them is making scans in stead of pictures. The result is a black background:

Auction Houses, with better/more expensive equipment/techniques make pictures with a white background:

Natural, black or white, in all cases it's the same mirror-like background.
A very good example how different equipment/technique influences the result you can see here, 2 pictures of the exact same coin:

https://www.coinsberg.com/shop/product/tt27-trinidad-tobago-5-dollars-independence-anniversary-ibis-bird-pr-silver-coin-1982-46087