Prices for precious metals decreased in Armenia

YEREVAN, September 26. /ARKA/. Agency “State depository of precious stones and metals” of Armenian Ministry of Finance defined prices for precious metals for the period of September 26-October 2, 2011.

The following prices are defined for state purchase and selling prices of one gram of chemically pure metal (for standard bar): gold – buying price – 19533.25 drams (-575.38), selling price – 21231.79 drams (-625.42); silver – buying price – 420.58 drams (-28.69), selling price – 457.15 drams (-31.19); platinum – buying price – 19341.13 drams (-743.33), selling price – 21022.97 drams (-807.97); palladium – buying price – 7691.17 drams (-341.23), selling price – 8359.97 drams (-370.9). ($1- 372.88 drams). ($1-372.88 drams). –0-

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