Emami full coin
258,395,000
Toman per coin
Recorded: Tehran time
Within the published freshness limit
Coin prices, clearly compared
Compare Emami full coins, Bahar Azadi full coins, half coins, quarter coins and gram coins. Each figure is a separately recorded reference for one coin of the named type. Check its observation time and Toman unit before comparing the numbers.
Coin price history ↓Compare coin references
Published snapshot: Tehran time
Bahar Azadi full coin
250,250,000
Toman per coin
Recorded: Tehran time
Within the published freshness limit
Half coin
135,600,000
Toman per coin
Recorded: Tehran time
Within the published freshness limit
Quarter coin
72,620,000
Toman per coin
Recorded: Tehran time
Within the published freshness limit
Gram coin
37,005,000
Toman per coin
Recorded: Tehran time
Within the published freshness limit
Coin price history
Emami full coin
The chart shows only the selected coin. Histories for different coin references are never merged.
- Period low
- 257,810,000
- Period high
- 274,000,000
- Period average
- 265,458,250
Daily recorded observations · dates in UTC · 30 recorded observations
Recent daily observations
| Recorded day (UTC) | Daily reference (Toman) |
|---|---|
| 258,205,000 | |
| 258,205,000 | |
| 259,407,500 | |
| 266,595,000 | |
| 267,000,000 | |
| 264,555,000 | |
| 261,292,500 |
Understand this rate
Which full-coin reference is shown?
This page keeps Emami and Bahar Azadi full-coin references separate. The phrase full coin does not identify which of these two records is intended. Each has its own observed price, timestamp and history; one is not substituted for the other. The initial chart shows the Emami full coin. Use the selector to view another recorded coin reference.
Comparing half, quarter and gram coins
The half-coin and quarter-coin prices are independent recorded observations. This page does not calculate them by dividing a full-coin price by two or four. A gram coin is also a separate reference from one gram of 18K gold. The gold page covers the latter. Compare matching references and periods rather than treating similar names as the same instrument.
Read the time and unit with the price
Every comparison card is quoted in Toman for one coin of the named type. Ten Iranian rials equal one Toman. Each observation time is displayed in Tehran time and may differ from the publication time. Older-data labels identify records whose age exceeds the published threshold. These are recorded reference values, not separate executable buy and sell offers or a final transaction quotation.
Where these numbers come from
ArzOnline collects and stores observations in the background. This page reads published records; opening or refreshing it does not contact market sources. Each quote has its own recorded time. Currency and domestic gold references use Toman; 10 Iranian rials equal 1 Toman. The history export keeps the last available observation for each UTC day. The current day may be incomplete, and history may end earlier than the latest quote.
Collection and publication are separate. The latest quote, daily closing history and derived conversions can have different timestamps. Missing observations are not filled with invented prices.
Collection: 10 minutes · Publication: 30 minutes · Older-data threshold: 45 minutes.
Common questions
Is a gram coin the same reference as one gram of gold?
No. Gram coin is the name of a separate recorded coin instrument. One gram of 18K gold has its own quotation on the gold page. Their observations and histories are not interchangeable.
Does this chart predict prices or calculate coin premiums?
The chart describes recorded historical observations for the selected coin. It does not forecast a future price or calculate a premium. A premium needs a defined comparison value and its own inputs; the coin price alone does not establish that difference.