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“Old Gold” would mean something aged, or long forgotten, or ancient, anything like that. The “gold” could be literal gold, or something cherished or loved, or anything particularly or personally valuable. There isn’t really an English phrase about it that I’m aware of. (I’m American for reference.)

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Thanks, I think the organizers let the non-native english speakers down here, with no clarification or examples on how old gold could be interpreted.

Google searches, web dictionaries even AI overviews only really refer to the color.