According to Shahrebours, domestic gold and legal-tender coin markets in Iran traded on steady ground at the opening of the week on Saturday, October 31, 2026 (9 Aban 1405). Benchmark data released by the Tehran Gold and Jewelry Union and physical trading desks in Sabzeh Meydan reflected balanced domestic pricing against an international bullion baseline of $3,875 per ounce.
Concurrently, official commercial foreign exchange figures registered incremental gains, with the corporate remittance dollar edging up toward the 187,000-toman threshold.
Domestic Gold and Bullion Benchmarks
Wholesale and retail gold metrics across Tehran established the following clearing levels:
18-Karat Gold: Quoted at 25,270,000 tomans per gram.
Gold Mesghal (18-Karat): Valued at 109,470,000 tomans.
Global Spot Gold: Recorded at $3,875 per ounce.
Minted Bahar Azadi Coins in Sabzeh Meydan
Retail transactions across minted legal-tender coins in Tehran’s primary dealing hub settled at the following benchmarks:
Emami Full Coin (New Design): Traded at 259,800,000 tomans.
Bahar Azadi Full Coin (Old Design): Stood at 250,500,000 tomans.
Half Coin (Nim Sekkeh): Priced at 138,800,000 tomans.
Quarter Coin (Rob Sekkeh): Quoted at 74,300,000 tomans.
One-Gram Coin (Gerami): Settled at 37,000,000 tomans.
Official Remittance Dollar Advances
In the official institutional market, the Iran Exchange Center (ICE) posted an upward revision for commercial settlement rates:
USD Remittance Selling Rate: Advanced by approximately 0.2% from Thursday’s close of 186,792 tomans to settle at 187,166 tomans, establishing support within the 187,000-toman corridor.
USD Remittance Buying Rate: Stood at 185,448 tomans.
The measured upward tick in commercial remittance valuations signals continued gradual adjustments by monetary authorities to align official clearing channels with broader macroeconomic metrics, while physical bullion desks maintain orderly spreads across primary coin issues.
