In the first half of the 19th century, that is, during the reign of Fath Ali Shah and Mohammad Shah Qajar, two pounds sterling became equal to one Iranian toman. At this time, one pound was equal to 25 French francs and 10 Indian rupees, i.e. At the same time, one Iranian Toman was equal to two US dollars and fifty cents.
During the era of Muzafaruddin Shah, the value of the US dollar and the Iranian Toman was almost the same. At the time of the fall of Reza Shah and the entry of the allied armies into Iran (1320 Sh.), the exchange rate of the US dollar was approximately one and a half Iranian tomans; That is, one dollar could be bought with 15 rials.
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