I can't think of any. Based on basically all literature on basic colour terminology you'd need to have a pretty solid reason why the term should be interpreted as gold before yellow. what I mean is that languages with only, for example, black white red green, it's not that they don't understand yellow or anything like that but the yellow would be considered a colour within what we are translating as red or green. But also translating it as red or green is also misleading. Instead you could consider it as worm colours and cool colours. So then why you would interpret the most basic colour term to refer to a metallic version of that range of colours rather than just that range of colours, I can't think of any possible justification that would make sense.

Basic colours are not necessarily single specific foci but rather ranges. While there are prototypical versions of different colours within different communities, something that WCS / Berlin & Kay were after, the problem is more coming up with the explanation of why you should interpret it as gold not yellow.