| FLORINS | More or less antique silver or gold |
| AGEOLD | Antique silver Eros lady displayed in odd locations (3-3) |
| CUP | When silver or gold, it means a lot more (3) |
| PIECESOFEIGHT | Antique silver coins; Spain in centre of crooked fight chasing examples (6,2,5) |
| LOCKET | From French for "latch", an ornamental silver or gold pendant containing a miniature portrait, tress or other memento, worn on a chain (6) |
| PATEN | Word for a shallow dish of silver or gold for Eucharistic host bread; a chalice-cover; or, a metal disc (5) |
| METAL | Silver or gold, say (5) |
| INGOT | Bar of silver or gold |
| ORATORIAL | With a tongue of silver or gold in a tailspin (9) |
| DUCAT | Silver or gold coins then used in some European countries |
| AGOGO | Silver or gold, half of each in bags |
| JUBILEE | Sort of clip that could be silver or gold? |
| NOBLEMETAL | Able to work with molten silver or gold (5,5) |
| ATHLETE | Blue seeking bronze, silver or gold? (7) |
| MEDAL | Bronze, silver or gold item |
| ASSAY | A test, as for instance of silver or gold (5) |
| STAR | Word with tin, silver, or gold |
| ORES | They may come with silver or gold |
| ELOPEMENT | Running away from work wearing silver or gold, say (9) |
| ELEM | Silver or gold, for short |
