| METAL | Copper or gold (5) |
| PENNY | A bit, coin, copper or piece whose name pairs with black, bun, dreadful, farthing, pig, royal or whistle to describe a stamp, cep, cheap novel, old ordinary bicycle, money box, mint-scented herb or fl |
| CURIO | Something collectable of copper, or one version of it (5) |
| VENUS | Greek love goddess; alchemical name for copper; or, a planet known as the morning/evening star (5) |
| CORGI | Dog leads of copper or richly gilded iron (5) |
| BEECH | Copper or silver tree |
| REEFS | Ridges of rock or coral near the surface of the sea; or, gold- or quartzbearing veins/lodes in the earth (5) |
| NOBLE | And 22dn Silver or gold (5,5) |
| GRAIN | Single seed of a cereal plant; a particle of sand, salt or gold; or, the arrangement of fibres in wood (5) |
| PATEN | Word for a shallow dish of silver or gold for Eucharistic host bread; a chalice-cover; or, a metal disc (5) |
| CARAT | Measure for diamonds or gold (5) |
| MINED | Dug up - like coal or gold (5) |
| PLATE | On a ----- or gold ----- (5) |
| DUCAT | Old silver or gold coin (5) |
| MEDAL | Award (silver or gold, eg) (5) |
| INNER | Archery target ring next to the bull's-eye or gold, also called red (5) |
| ASSAY | A test, as for instance of silver or gold (5) |
| JENNY | A moneywort, low spreading plant with green or gold leaves (8, 5) |
| INGOT | Mass of cast metal, especially of silver, or gold (5) |
| COAST | Pacific or Gold |
