2025-10-25 17:01 |
On October 25, Iran’s Bahar Azadi gold coin traded at nearly 1.12 billion rials (about $2,000), down from 1.14 billion rials ($2,029) two days earlier. The older version of the coin sold for 1.06 billion rials ($1,884), while half and quarter coins were priced at 580 million ($1,032) and 336 million rials ($598), respectively.
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Iran’s new Bahar Azadi coin traded at 1.3 billion rials ($2,001), up from 1.27 billion rials ($1,965). The older coin sold for 1.23 billion rials ($1,901), with half and quarter coins at 687 million rials ($1,060) and 389 million rials ($600). One gram of 18-carat gold was 125 million rials ($193). trend.az »
2025-12-06 17:33
The Bahar Azadi gold coin in Iran rose to 1.11 billion rials ($1,895) on November 6, up from 1.10 billion rials ($1,876) the previous day. The older version traded at 1.04 billion rials ($1,780), while a half coin sold for 581 million rials ($991), a quarter coin for 336 million rials ($573), and one gram of 18-carat gold for 105 million rials ($179). trend.az »
2025-11-06 13:54
On October 28, 2025, Iran's Bahar Azadi gold coin was valued at 1. 09 billion rials ($1,926), down from 1. 12 billion rials ($1,974) the previous day. The older version of the coin was sold for 1. 03 billion rials ($1,824). trend.az »
2025-10-28 16:48
On October 23, Iran’s latest Bahar Azadi gold coin traded at 1. 14 billion rials ($2,020). This marked an increase from 1. 13 billion rials ($2,002) on the previous day. The older Bahar Azadi coin sold for 1. trend.az »
2025-10-23 13:35
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