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Gold Belt of Silla
The Gold Belt of Silla (대장식) is a pure-gold waist belt buried with Silla royalty in fifth- and sixth-century tombs at Gyeongju, reserved for the royal family.
Gold catalysis
Gold catalysis is the use of gold, as nanoparticles, clusters, cations, or soluble complexes, to accelerate chemical reactions, long thought impossible because bulk gold is chemically inert.
Gold Circuit Electronics
Gold Circuit Electronics (金像电) is a Taiwanese printed circuit board maker founded by Yang Chang-Chih in Taoyuan in 1981, now among Taiwan's largest on AI server board orders, with record 2025 revenue of about NT$60 billion.
Gold City (ゴールドシチー) (horse)
Gold City (ゴールドシチー), Japanese chestnut colt foaled 16 April 1984 by Vice Regal out of Italian City; won the 1986 Hanshin 3-year-old Stakes (G1), second in the 1987 Satsuki Sho and Kikuka Sho behind Sakura Star O; 20 starts, 3 wins, died 2 May 1990.
Gold Coast
The Gold Coast is a former British colony on the Gulf of Guinea in West Africa, named for its gold trade and independent as Ghana since 1957.
Gold Coast (British colony)
The Gold Coast (British colony) was Britain's West African crown colony on the Gulf of Guinea, constituted 1874 with Ashanti and the Northern Territories, becoming independent Ghana under Kwame Nkrumah on 6 March 1957.
Gold Coast Historic District (Chicago)
Gold Coast Historic District, Chicago (Astor Street District): NRHP-listed 1978 district on the Near North Side bounded by North Ave, Lake Shore Dr, Clark and Oak Sts, preserving Gilded Age mansions including the Charnley-Persky House.
Gold Coast Titans
Gold Coast Titans, NRL rugby league club at Robina, Queensland, admitted 2007 after predecessors Giants, Seagulls, Chargers. Home ground Cbus Super Stadium; coached by Josh Hannay since 2026 after 16th-place 2025 finish.
Gold Coast, Queensland
Gold Coast, Queensland: Australia's largest non-capital city, second largest in Queensland, about 80 km south of Brisbane. Beaches, theme parks, tourism ($3.2 billion, 2021-22), GRP $48.72 billion, 2018 Commonwealth Games host.
Gold Cobra
Gold Cobra, the sixth studio album by rap-metal band Limp Bizkit (Fred Durst, Wes Borland), released June 28, 2011 on Flip/Interscope; first album in over a decade with the original lineup, peaking at number 1 in Germany and 2 in the UK.
Gold code
A Gold code is a binary pseudorandom sequence formed by exclusive-oring two shifted m-sequences from a preferred pair, proposed by Robert Gold in 1967 and widely used in CDMA.
Gold Codes
Gold Codes, proposed by Robert Gold in 1967, are pseudorandom binary sequences used in GPS and CDMA; the name also refers to US presidential nuclear authentication codes.
Gold coin
Gold coin: struck gold money first issued in Lydia in electrum, with pure gold coinage under Croesus (561-546 BC); later solidi, florins, and modern bullion coins valued by weight and fineness.
Gold crown from Cheonmachong
The Gold Crown of Silla (Cheonmachong) is a sixth-century Silla gold crown excavated in 1973 from a royal tomb in Gyeongju and designated National Treasure No. 188.
Gold crown from Geumgwanchong
The gold crown from Geumgwanchong (금관총 금관) is a 5th-century Silla gold crown, the first ever recovered, unearthed in 1921 at the Geumgwanchong Tomb in Gyeongju, South Korea.
Gold cyanidation
Gold cyanidation, the MacArthur-Forrest process, dissolves gold from finely ground ore using dilute alkaline cyanide and oxygen, and remains the dominant extraction method worldwide since its 1887 patent.
Gold Dagger
Gold Dagger: annual Crime Writers' Association award, also KAA Gold Dagger, for the best crime novel of the year, originally written in English and first published in the UK; created 1955 as the Crossed Red Herrings Award, renamed 1960.
Gold digger
Gold digger: derogatory term for a person entering a relationship for money, applied mostly to women. First recorded 1915; popularized by Hopwood's 1919 play The Gold Diggers and Depression-era films.
Gold Digger (Kanye West song)
"Gold Digger" is a 2005 Kanye West single featuring Jamie Foxx from Late Registration, sampling Ray Charles's "I Got a Woman." It topped the Billboard Hot 100 for 10 weeks, won the 2006 Grammy for Best Rap Solo Performance, and was originally written for Shawnna.
Gold Digger (TV series)
Gold Digger (2019 BBC One series) is a six-part drama-thriller by Marnie Dickens starring Julia Ormond and Ben Barnes: wealthy 60-year-old Julia Day falls for a man about 25 years younger; premiered 12 November 2019 with 3.8 million viewers.
Gold Diggers of 1933
Gold Diggers of 1933 is a Warner Bros. pre-Code musical comedy directed by Mervyn LeRoy with Busby Berkeley numbers and songs by Harry Warren and Al Dubin, released May 27, 1933, following 42nd Street and famous for "We're in the Money" and "Remember My Forgotten Man."
Gold extraction
Gold extraction, also called gold processing, is the set of mining, concentration, and chemical processes used to recover gold from ore, dominated by cyanide leaching in industry and mercury amalgamation in artisanal mining.
Gold Fields
Gold Fields is a globally diversified gold producer with nine mines across Australia, South Africa, Ghana, Peru, and Chile, plus the Windfall project in Canada.
Gold fixing
The gold fixing, now published as the LBMA Gold Price, is the twice-daily London benchmark price for gold, set by an electronic auction since March 2015.
Gold Flake
Gold Flake is an Indian cigarette brand owned and manufactured by ITC Limited, sold since about 1905 and the top tobacco brand in India as of 2022.
Gold flower silver
Gold flower silver (金花银) was the silver into which part of the Ming dynasty's grain tax was commuted, stored in the palace's Neichengyun Treasury at over one million taels a year.
Gold franc
The gold franc is a franc defined by a fixed weight of gold, established in France in 1803 and later used as a treaty unit of account.
Gold girdle from Cheonmachong
The gold girdle from Cheonmachong (천마총 금허리띠) is a 6th-century pure gold Silla belt with hanging pendants, excavated in 1973 from a royal tomb in Gyeongju, South Korea.
Gold Glove Award
Rawlings Gold Glove Award, MLB's annual defensive excellence award since 1957; 18 position winners per year, chosen by managers, coaches, and the SABR Defensive Index; related Platinum Glove and Team Awards.
Gold Land
Gold Land (골드랜드, Goldeu Laendeu) is a 2026 Disney+ Korean crime thriller, 10 episodes, starring Park Bo-young as Kim Hee-joo, who takes a smuggling ring's 150-billion-won gold, directed by Kim Sung-hoon.