Final Opportunity: Central Bank Gold Coin Pre-Sale Nears Delivery Deadline
Tehran – The Central Bank of Iran has announced the commencement of the delivery phase for its pre-sold gold coins, marking a significant step in this state-managed financial initiative. This process provides a crucial window for citizens who participated in the pre-sale scheme to secure their assets.
Delivery Window Now Open
According to reports from the analytical news base What News, the delivery of gold coins from the pre-sale scheme with a maturity date of October 21 is now underway. The Iran Foreign Exchange and Gold Centre has established a clear schedule, allowing purchasers to collect their coins from selected bank branches.
A key incentive for early collection is the waiver of storage fees. Recipients who collect their coins by the deadline of November 1 will only be required to pay a standard delivery charge, with all warehousing costs being exempted during this period.
Extended Collection with Conditions
For those unable to collect their coins by the initial deadline, an extended period is available until November 19. However, this flexibility comes with a financial consideration. Any collection occurring between November 2 and November 19 will be subject to a daily storage fee in addition to the delivery charge.
The Central Bank has also provided assurances regarding financial transparency. In the event of any overpayment beyond the stipulated delivery and storage fees, the news source Fararu confirmed that all excess funds will be promptly refunded to the applicants’ accounts.
This structured delivery mechanism underscores the government’s organized approach to managing precious metal assets and providing clear, regulated financial avenues for its citizens.