ABC News ^ | 7/20/2010 | MATTHEW MOSK, JOSEPH RHEE and BRIAN ROSS
An executive with Goldline, one of two gold companies now under investigation for their sales practices, told ABC News Tuesday morning that his company does not intentionally steer customers toward overpriced gold coins – but he also touted the coins as a safe harbor because "no one knows" whether the U.S. government will seize gold from private citizens. California authorities investigating Goldline's sales practices. More Photos In an interview on Good Morning America, Goldline executive vice president Scott Carter responded to allegations that his company has made a fortune by persuading gold investors that collectable coins are worth buying, despite...
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