2010: | Los Angeles Business Journal names Goldline the #1 fastest growing private company in L.A. County amongst those with annual revenues over $100 million. Goldline was also ranked as the sixth fastest growing private company in L.A. County on the overall list, regardless of size. |
2009: | Los Angeles Business Journal recognizes Goldline as the eighth fastest growing private company in the L.A. area. CIVC, a Chicago-based private equity company, acquires controlling interest in Goldline by purchasing the stakes owned by Prudential Capital and Goldline’s former chairman. Goldline management also increases its stake. |
2008: | Goldline becomes the exclusive precious metals sponsor of The Glenn Beck Radio Program. Goldline featured on CNBC with a live interview on site at its headquarters in Santa Monica, California. |
2007: | Goldline moves its headquarters and trading floor across Santa Monica, California to 23,000+ square foot offices at the prestigious Water Garden complex. |
2005: | Goldline is granted exclusivity to sell the first Binion Casino $10,000 notes independently graded by PMG and PCGS Currency. The A-Mark Corporation sells Goldline to three investor groups, each of which acquires minority stakes: Prudential Capital, Goldline management, and Goldline’s former chairman. |
2004: | Goldline is chosen to distribute gold and silver coins from the S.S. Republic. |
2003: | Goldline completes the sale of the Atlantic Collection notes to its clients. |
2002: | Goldline acquires the Nineteenth Century Large-Sized U.S. paper currency of the Atlantic Collection. |
2001: | Goldline is chosen to become the exclusive distributor for both the Binion Collection of silver dollars and the Nevada Silver Collection of Walking Liberty silver half-dollars. |
1998: | Goldline acquires Dreyfus Precious Metals, Inc., the precious metal brokerage and storage subsidiary of the Dreyfus Corporation. |
1997: | Goldline begins marketing the Wells Fargo® Nevada Gold Collection of 1908 "No Motto" $20 Saint-Gaudens gold pieces. |
1994: | Goldline acquires Gold & Silver Emporium (asset purchase only). Joseph C. Battaglia joins Goldline as Executive Vice President. |
1992: | Deak International Goldline (US) Ltd. changed its name to "Goldline International, Inc." (Goldline). Mark Albarian joins Goldline as its President. Robert Fazio moves to California to remain with Goldline and become its Vice President. |
1991: | Thomas Cook sells Deak International Goldline (US) Ltd. to A-Mark Precious Metals. |
1988: | Deak and Company sells Deak International Goldline (US) Ltd. to the Thomas Cook (travelers check) group. |
1987: | DIS changes its name to Deak International Goldline Ltd. |
1986: | Robert Fazio joins Deak International Goldline (US) Ltd. |
1960: | Nicholas Deak of Deak and Company forms Deak Investor Services, Inc. (DIS). |
