According to the Shahr-e-Bourse, the Central Bank of Iran has released a new directive for the pre-sale of gold coins (minted in 1386). This initiative aims to control market volatility by offering coins through the Iran Currency and Gold Exchange Center system (market.ice.ir). The scheme is open to all Iranian individuals over the age of 18.

Under the new regulations, each applicant is permitted to purchase a maximum of 15 coins. This quota includes a specific breakdown: up to 3 full coins, 5 half coins, and 7 quarter coins. It is important to note that individuals who participated in previous auctions between September and November will have those purchases deducted from their current limit.

The timeline for this pre-sale is strict. Applicants must deposit 100 percent of their proposed order value into their wallet between December 22 and December 24, 2025. The actual order registration will take place on Tuesday, December 25. Since this is an auction-based sale, coins will be allocated to those with the highest bid prices. Delivery of the physical coins will commence on March 25, 2026 (5 Farvardin 1405) and will continue for seven working days. A storage fee will be charged for any delays in picking up the coins.