Gold 0.21%
£3,232.55 OZ
Silver -2.37%
£47.89 OZ
Platinum -0.49%
£1,401.74 OZ
The Silver Britannia is capital gains tax free in the UK, making is a very popular choice with UK investors
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Iran’s official currency is the Rial yet the historical toman now plays a role in Iranian commerce. Following the hyperinflation of the rial, Iran’s central bank redenominated the currency by introducing a new toman at a rate of one toman to 10 rials. The toman was Iran’s currency in the late 17th to early 18th century before the Qajar toman was replaced by the Gold Pahlavi, which were minted between 1926 to 1929
The Gold Pahlavi was first issued in 1926 with the other denominations not made available until later. The Gold quarter Pahlavi, for example, was not massed produced until 1953. The coins contain Iran’s coat of arms featuring the lion holding a sword with the radiant sun behind. This symbol was present on the Iranian flag until 1979. The origins trace back to the 12th century and have links to astronomy due to the Leo zodiacal sign
“Azadi” translates to “freedom” in Persian. The 1 Azadi coin holds symbolic significance as it represents the concept of freedom in Iran and is associated with the Iranian Revolution of 1979.
Owning this coin allows you to connect with Iran’s rich history and cultural heritage
The coin is a symbol of Iran’s struggle for independence and its ongoing journey towards freedom and self-determination
