Heavy Golden Yellow
#a98f2b
#a98f2b
Ancient Gold
#a99102
#a99102
Golden Brass
#b0a12b
#b0a12b
Ancient Gold #2
#b3ad34
#b3ad34
Bronze Gold
#bdba13
#bdba13
Old Gold #2
#c4ad41
#c4ad41
Dark Golden Yellow
#c5a03d
#c5a03d
True Gold
#c69d2c
#c69d2c
Dull Golden Yellow
#c9b318
#c9b318
Old Gold
#ccc527
#ccc527
Trumpet Gold
#cea74a
#cea74a
Golden Brass #2
#ceb521
#ceb521
Flat Gold Yellow
#d2c661
#d2c661
Metallic Gold
#d4af37
#d4af37
Flat Golden Yellow #2
#d7cb27
#d7cb27
Flat Golden Yellow
#dcc611
#dcc611
Pale Gold
#ddd357
#ddd357
Golden Yellow #2
#deb501
#deb501
Golden Yellow #3
#dec066
#dec066
Gold #2
#e1c50e
#e1c50e
Pale Gold #2
#e1cf70
#e1cf70
Gold Yellow
#e7b53b
#e7b53b
Golden Yellow
#e7d620
#e7d620
Gold
#e9b413
#e9b413
Golden Yellow
#efcc4c
#efcc4c
Pastel Gold
#efcc8a
#efcc8a
True Gold
#efef55
#efef55
Deep Golden Yellow
#f7cb06
#f7cb06
French Gold
#f7d767
#f7d767
Bright Gold Yellow
#ffd700
#ffd700
Neon Gold
#ffd900
Generally speaking, a flat color doesn't capture the metallic shine of gold. In a digital environment, this can be simulated with textures and images.The following is an image of gold as a color comparison. The color True Gold above was sampled from this image. If you compare, this is far more yellow and less organish and brownish than the other colors in the palette. It appears that most established colors attempt to simulate the metallic nature of gold with a darker color. It is also possible that people imagine gold as being more orangish that it is in reality.#ffd900