Iran's Quarter Coin Premium Hits 7,391,000 Tomans; Four Quarter Coins Cost 23 Million Tomans More Than One Emami Coin of the Same Gold Weight (Sunday, 2 August 2026)

Should you buy four quarter coins, or one Emami coin? Same gold, very different price. On the second of August, the quarter coin premium overtook the Emami premium on a quarter of the gold. The quarter coin premium reached seven million three hundred ninety one thousand tomans today. A premium is the gap between a coin's market price and the real value of gold inside it. This board shows the ladder is perfectly ordered: the smaller the piece, the heavier the premium. The Emami premium has roughly halved since the nineteenth of July, while the quarter coin stayed high. Striking a quarter coin costs about what a full coin costs, but spreads over far less gold. Quarter and gram coins are the cheapest way in, and gift buyers watch the total price. Official auction supply is concentrated on full coins and gold bullion, not the small pieces. An independent live reading at thirteen thirty five showed exactly the same ordering. Four quarter coins cost two hundred ten million tomans, one Emami coin one hundred eighty seven million. The Tehran gold union says a higher exchange rate lifted the domestic market despite a softer ounce. Watch three things: the premium ratio, the auction supply mix, and the exchange rate. Today's message in one line: the smaller the piece, the dearer the same gold. So the answer: the same gold comes cheaper in one piece than four. Does this fourteen percent premium hold, or fade?