| CAPITAL | Wealth from a mine in California |
| CAPITA | Heads from a mine in centre of Balcairn (6) |
| EMINENT | A mine in the net is conspicuous (7) |
| CROESUS | Did he derive his wealth from various sources? (7) |
| EYESORE | Carbuncle, gemstone in the end certainly something from a mine |
| BONANZA | Rich output from a mine (7) |
| OPULENCE | Show of wealth from second in command and Len, in puce |
| LOSES | Reaches 22 in blackjack or clicks on a mine in Minesweeper |
| FOR | In favour of what creates wealth from tune (3) |
| RECAPITULATION | Story about copper, about a mine, in summary (14) |
| DREAMINESS | Dress a mine in phantasmagoria |
| BING | Dialect for a heap of spoil from a mine; a word imitative of the sound of a bell, bounce or sudden action; or, Microsoft's search engine (4) |
| PLENITUDE | Wealth from introducing Premier League, English, with United playing (9) |
| PELF | Ill-gotten wealth from chapel, Father's storage (4) |
| ASSETS | Wealth from positions taken on Roman coin (6) |
| VANDERBILT | American family who built their wealth from shipping and railroads (10) |
| SLAGHEAP | A pile of waste material from a mine, etc (4,4) |
| UNCUT | Like a diamond from a mine |
| DIWALI | Five-day Hindu festival honouring Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth; from Sanskrit, 'row of lights' (6) |
| CUPIDITY | Greed for wealth from medal by fool leaving nothing at the end of tourney (8) |
