CNBC featured Goldline President and CEO Mark Albarian during the January 6 airing of The West Coast Call. Mr. Albarian discussed Goldline's recent expansion and the economy's effect on investment demand for physical gold. Click here to watch the video. You can also see Mr. Albarian's previous interview with CNBC by clicking here.

In it's December 22 column, Up and Down Wall Street, Barron's updated its forecasts for oil and gold. "Roughly a month ago, we suggested that gold, which was around $742 an ounce, seemed like a pretty good bet and, while we were at it, we allowed that oil, then $57 a barrel, might be interesting as well in 'the not-too-distant future'... Since then, oil has gotten worse and we've gotten a bit braver. Our hunch is that once year-end selling runs its course, we can boldly suggest that 'the not-too-distant future' translates into "early in the new year," and energy stocks ... are due for a decent bounce. And, oh yes -- with Washington and its counterparts in Europe and Asia in a mad race to reflate -- we still think gold is a no-brainer."

* Goldline recommends that precious metals and rare coins be held for a minimum of 3-5 years.

Goldline has a limited quantity of the Gold Austrian 1 Ducat currently available. At .9860 purity, the original Austrian 1 Ducat is historically one of the highest purity gold coins to be circulated. Following the Austrian tradition of issuing commemorative coins posthumously, this coin features the late Emperor Franz Joseph I on the obverse. The reverse depicts the arms of Austria superimposed upon a crowned double-headed Imperial Eagle. The Austrian 1 Ducats available through Goldline are dated 1915 and are Brilliant Uncirculated restrikes from the Austrian Mint. Our coins are currently priced at less than $180 each or tubes of 100 for less than $18,000. Prices are subject to change without notice.

According to a recent Daily Telegraph article, Citigroup told clients that gold is "poised for a dramatic surge and could blast through $2,000 an ounce by the end of next year as central banks flood the world's monetary system with liquidity..." (11/27/08 Daily Telepraph "Citigroup says gold could rise above $2,000 next year as world unravels"). "Citigroup said the blast-off was likely to occur within two years, and possibly as soon as 2009... Gold has tripled in value over the last seven years, vastly outperforming Wall Street and European bourses." *

The article noted reports from Beijing that China is thinking of boosting its gold reserves from 600 tonnes to approximately 4,000 tonnes to diversify away from paper currencies. China is one of the largest holders of US dollar based assets.

* Goldline recommends that precious metals and rare coins be held for a minimum of 3-5 years.

Mark Albarian, President and CEO of Goldline was featured as a guest on the nationally syndicated Glenn Beck Radio show where he discussed gold and gold confiscation as it relates to today's economy. With the growing uncertainty in the financial markets, stocks plummeting, and historic price gains of gold, investors and the general public are increasingly turning to gold as a safe haven asset. Please click here to listen.

Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), one of the nation's preeminent coin grading services, is grading and certifying a select number of 2009 Olympic Maple Leaf gold coins as "First Strike" coins. Freshly minted for 2009, these beautiful Olympic Gold Maple Leaf coins promote the spirit of the Olympic Games. This exciting new issue of the Olympic Maple Leaf Gold coins is the second in a three-year series that began in 2008 and will continue until 2010, the year that the Winter Olympic Games will be held in Vancouver. Each Olympic Maple Leaf Gold coin contains 99.99% pure gold. When you acquire six or more of these First Strike gold coins, your order will qualify for Goldline's Price Guarantee Program. This program allows purchasers to re-price their acquisition should the price of their coins drop within 14 days of purchase (see Goldline's Account and Storage Agreement for full details). Call 1-800-827-4653 for more information. Supplies are limited.