Live Gold & Coin Prices
18K gold, silver, and full/half/quarter/gerami Azadi coins — open-market rate
These prices are shown purely as a reference to help with gift-giving decisions, not as financial or investment advice. Gold and coin prices can fluctuate; for any significant financial decision, be sure to check more official sources as well.
What's today's price for 18K gold? What do full, half, quarter, and gerami gold coins cost right now? Those are two of the most common questions Iranians abroad ask — whether they're picking out a gift or just curious — and this page answers both at once, live.
The Iranian gold coin (known as the Bahar Azadi coin) is more than an asset in Iranian culture — it's a symbolic gift passed down through generations at weddings, the birth of a child, Nowruz (Persian New Year), and other important family occasions. That's exactly why so many Iranians abroad choose to send a coin, even a small one, instead of an ordinary gift: it carries real monetary value and a deeper cultural meaning at the same time.
Coins are minted in four common sizes — full, half, quarter, and gerami — each proportionally lighter, and less expensive, than the one before it. The gerami and quarter coins tend to be the most popular choices for smaller, occasion-based gifts, simply because they're more affordable.
A gold coin is often one of the first gifts that comes to mind for engagements, birthdays, and even as a small congratulatory gift after good news. Unlike many other gifts, a coin never goes out of style and holds its value — which is exactly why it's seen as a "safe," always-appropriate choice.
The rate shown here is the open-market rate for gold and coins — the same rate real exchanges and gold shops actually use, not an official or government-published figure. It refreshes every 5 minutes to stay close to what's actually happening in the market.
If you're also looking to calculate a precise Toman amount for USDT, or want to know what time it is in Iran right now before you call with good news, the other two tools in this collection — the USDT to Toman calculator and the Family Time Zone tool — can help with that too.
A gold coin, a gift that lasts
From a gerami coin to a full Azadi coin — sent to your family in Iran at this same transparent rate.
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Common questions about buying gold and coins for Iran
These are the four common sizes of the Bahar Azadi gold coin, from largest (full) to smallest (gerami). Each size contains proportionally less gold, so the price scales down accordingly. Gerami and quarter coins are usually chosen for smaller, more affordable gifts.
Yes, this is the open-market rate — the same one real gold shops and exchanges in Iran actually trade at, not the official government figure, which is used for other purposes and usually differs from real market conditions.
In Iranian culture, a gold coin is a symbolic, lasting gift — something kept for years, carrying meaning beyond its material value, unlike cash, which usually gets spent. That's why it's such a common choice for major occasions like weddings and the birth of a child.
No. This is purely a reference tool for checking the live price, not a source of financial or investment advice. Gold prices fluctuate, and any significant financial decision should involve further research.
This page only shows prices, but you can use the links on this page to go straight to Soughat Shop's gold coin section and place an order.