Riddle: What is black and gold with a single comb and blue legs?

[Andora]

This is the only one I can't figure out from the TSC bantam bin.

Straight comb, pink legs with dark streaks, gold around the eyes and a bit of grayish white on the chest. Flighty tempered. At 9 days the wing feathers are black with streaks of gold, not laced.

Picture is from 2 days old.

(Edited to add
At 15 days old this chick now has slate blue legs and a single comb. She (I hope!) is mostly black with a bit of gold on the wings and a few random gold feathers coming in among most black on her shoulders.

 

[LittleChickenLady]

Golden Laced Wyandotte (I know you said it didn't have a laced pattern) or maybe a Golden Sebright?

It's really cute, whatever breed it is.

 

[Andora]

I have two golden sebrights that look different, they have flat spots where their combs are. I haven't looked at wyandottes, I'll check Feathersite...

 

[mama24]

That looks a lot like my mystery TSC bantam chick. I thought maybe mine was a black rosecomb, but mine is only a few days old, and I didn't notice any gold (yet anyway.)

 

[Andora]

I have looked at every bantam breed I can think of and googled but still cannot figure out what kind of chick this might be!

 

[SilverPhoenix]

The chick looks to be either a golden sebright, or perhaps a gold-laced (or other) variety of OEGB.

 

[awesomefowl]

I vote Golden Sebright.

 

[akcountrygrrl]

I'm thinking Campine or OEG.

 

[gryeyes]

I've noticed that lacing gets better as the chick(en) matures; sometimes it's not very "lacey" in the beginning.

 

[Andora]

It can't be a golden sebright because it has a straight comb.