Spooky Autumn - Halloween Season Collection

Spooky Autumn: nine coins for the darkest time of year

When the nights grow longer, fog hangs over the fields, and the moon suddenly turns blood red in the sky, the time for stories begins. This is exactly the mood captured by the Halloween Season Collection "Spooky Autumn". Nine carefully selected strikes in silver and gold, each with its own character, united in one set. Spiders, owls, a snarling wolf, a witch. And a maple leaf glowing in autumn colours.

Anyone who loves limited silver coins will discover plenty here. Putting this combination together piece by piece would be difficult: mintages range between 100 and 11,000 pieces, and the total fine weight amounts to 233.31 g of precious metal.

What's included in the collection

• 1 oz Silver Maple Leaf 2026: Ultra High Relief, Reverse Proof, mintage 11,000
• 1 oz Silver Canada Triple Maple Leaf Rhodonite 2026: gilded, Proof, mintage 100
• 2 oz Silver Majestic Owl 2026: Proof, mintage 400
• 1 oz Silver Blood Moon 2026: coloured, Proof, mintage 2,000
• 1 oz Silver Deadly & Dangerous 20th Anniversary Red-Back Spider 2026: Proof, mintage 2,006
• 1 oz Silver Golden Orb Weaver 2026: partially gilded, Proof, mintage 1,000
• 1/2 oz Silver Wolf 2026: Proof, mintage 999
• Gold Halloween Witch Coin: 0.03 g fine gold
• Gold Happy Halloween Coin: 0.03 g fine gold, mintage 50,000

Autumn glow from Canada

Maple Leaf Ultra High Relief: a maple leaf in new splendour

The Royal Canadian Mint has given its classic a premiere: the new Vivid Toning Effect. Walter Ott's iconic maple leaf rises with a relief height of up to 1.4 mm from 99.99% pure silver. It shimmers in yellow, orange and deep red, as if autumn sunlight were falling through the canopy of a Canadian forest. A radiant background pattern enhances the depth. The value side features King Charles III and the face value of 20 dollars. A silver coin that shows just how much colour and dimensionality can fit into one ounce.

Triple Maple Leaf Rhodonite: only 100 pieces

This is the rarest piece in the set. Three overlapping maple leaves sparkle in the pink-black look of the rhodonite gemstone, framed by golden lettering. The coin was finished by Kettner Edelmetalle and issued by the Republic of Liberia. It measures 40 mm and is made of 999.9 fine silver. This design has little in common anymore with the mass-produced Canada Maple Leaf.

Creatures of the night

Majestic Owl: stained glass in silver

Two ounces of silver, 55 mm in diameter, and only 400 pieces worldwide. Issued for Niue, the owl glows in a vividly colourful stained-glass design set against a bright full moon. It is the visual centrepiece of the collection.

Blood Moon: when the moon turns red

The Perth Mint dedicates this coloured strike to the total lunar eclipse. One owl rests on a branch while a second glides through the night, with the blood moon glowing over red clouds in the background. The coin is made of 99.99% silver, struck in Proof quality, and limited to 2,000 pieces.

Wolf 2026: pure symbolism

The wolf comes from the "Symbolism" series and fixes the viewer with bared teeth. Every hair of the fur is finely engraved. A geometric pyramid pattern creates a play of light and shadow. The coin contains 1/2 oz of 999.9 fine silver and is limited to 999 pieces.

Eight legs, two legends

The Red-Back Spider has made history. In 2006 it launched the Perth Mint's "Deadly & Dangerous" series and quickly sold out. For its 20th anniversary, the spider returns coloured and with a special privy mark. The mintage of 2,006 pieces is a nod to its debut year.

Quite different in character is the Golden Orb Weaver from the Pitcairn Islands. Against a deep black background, the partially gilded spider crawls across its intricate web towards a golden egg sac. The coin has a slightly concave shape, like a real web stretched in the wind. Only 1,000 pieces exist.

A touch of gold: witch and pumpkin

Two small gold coins round off the set. The Halloween Witch coin depicts a pointed witch's hat surrounded by fluttering bats. On the Happy Halloween coin, a pumpkin grins; it comes from the Swiss mint Valcambi. Both are made of pure fine gold, making the collection a true gold-and-silver set. Gold is humanity's oldest currency and has outlasted every paper currency. This idea resonates here in miniature form.

Set or individual coins? An honest comparison

Of course, each coin can also be purchased as an individual item. However, with strictly limited issues such as the Rhodonite Maple with only 100 pieces or the owl with 400 pieces, it is often difficult to secure all the designs of a theme in time. The collection takes this search off your hands.

Still, it's worth taking a look at the classic Silver Maple Leaf in Brilliant Uncirculated quality. As a pure bullion coin, it scores with a low premium over the silver value. The designs in this collection, on the other hand, focus on finishing, small mintages and collector appeal. Anyone who values both will find precious metal with soul here.

• Thematically cohesive: Nine designs create a shared feeling. The set is ideal for display cabinets or as a Halloween gift.
• Variety of finishing: Ultra High Relief, gilding, colouring, concave shape, Proof and Reverse Proof are all combined in one set.
• Real substance: Around 233 g of silver and gold retain their material value regardless of the design.
• Value preservation: Precious metals have been regarded for centuries as a proven inflation hedge and safeguard in times of crisis.

Note on condition: The minting quality and condition of each individual coin are explained in detail in the respective individual product listings. This applies to Proof and Reverse Proof as well as to both gold coins.

Whoever collects in autumn harvests stories. This collection tells nine of them, in silver and gold.

Secure the Spooky Autumn collection while the limited designs are still available together. Halloween comes back every year, but this combination does not.