Mazaneh is an Iranian gold quotation. This page follows our recorded melted-gold reference in Toman per mithqal, with its observation time in Tehran. Use the history chart and dated records to see how that same reference changed over time.
Price historyRecorded: Tehran time
+0.92% Change over the 24 hours ending at this publication
Within the published freshness limit
Published snapshot:
Daily recorded observations · dates in UTC · 30 recorded observations
| Recorded day (UTC) | Daily reference (Toman) |
|---|---|
| 110,161,000 | |
| 110,161,000 | |
| 110,644,000 | |
| 112,747,500 | |
| 113,000,000 | |
| 112,709,500 | |
| 110,377,500 |
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Uses recorded rates and excludes transaction fees.
The Iranian gold market convention uses a sarrafi mithqal of about 4.608 grams and a fineness of 705 parts per thousand. Weight and fineness both matter when comparing a mazaneh quote with the rate per gram of 18K gold. ArzOnline records the 18K gram rate as a separate instrument.
Choose a date range and check how many observations support its low, high and average. The price card shows the latest stored observation, dated in Tehran time. The chart groups its records by UTC date. Open the observation table or export the selected range to inspect individual points.
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.
Enter a quantity in mithqals. The estimate multiplies that quantity by the recorded mazaneh rate to give a Toman amount. Check the observation time and any separate costs when comparing with a seller's quote.
The price card uses the newest stored reading. The history chart uses the latest stored observation for each UTC day in its chosen range. Check both dates when comparing a current quote with a historical observation.
