Canada Three Piece Set $25 Singing Moon Mask 2015 PF70 NGC

The 2015 Canada $25 Singing Moon Mask 3-Coin Silver Set is an exceptional Royal Canadian Mint release featuring three NGC-certified PF70 examples in high relief. This set includes the standard high relief proof, the high relief antiqued finish, and the high relief enameled finish, each struck in .9999 fine silver with a $25 face value. The design, created by Canadian artist Andy Everson, presents a bold Indigenous-inspired moon mask motif, with the moon’s voice symbolically extending in four directions through the surrounding forms.

This Royal Canadian Mint issue is especially desirable because it was the first set of its kind to feature three different finishes within one ultra-high-relief silver release: proof, antique, and color enamel. Each coin uses extra-deep contours and specialized striking techniques to create a sculptural appearance, while the three finishes give the same design distinctly different visual character. The antiqued coin emphasizes depth and shadow, the enameled coin adds striking red and dark contrast, and the standard proof showcases bright mirrored fields with frosted high-relief details.

The Singing Moon Mask design draws inspiration from the K’ómoks and Kwakwaka’wakw artistic traditions of British Columbia, reflecting the importance of mask imagery, storytelling, and celestial symbolism in Northwest Coast art. With a limited mintage of 3,000 sets, this release appeals to collectors of Canadian silver, Indigenous art-themed coinage, high-relief proofs, and complete graded modern sets.

Each coin in this set is certified PF70 by NGC, with the proof and enameled examples receiving the Ultra Cameo designation. A PF70 grade represents a flawless proof coin with no post-production imperfections visible under magnification, making this matched certified set especially attractive for registry and modern world coin collectors.