Have been growing Sungold for years, but never really examined their flower parts. Be Patient and don't interfere with the sex life of your tomatoes.Everything will work out in a few weeks.

No need to worry about pollination. There is the very very remote chance that with the stamen exerted it could be cross pollinated. It would not matter to you unless you were to save the seed from that particular fruit to grow out next year. Even then you most likely would not know what was what, as you would get one of the parents or crosses of the parent of the sungold. I don't think anyone has dehybridized the sungold. I got a small pear sized, oblong shaped fruit that tasted horrible from my first try.

windclimber, there is actually a stabilized version of Sungold but I've heard it's not as good. I might try growing out some from my F1s next year just to see what I get...

I wasn't so much worried about cross pollination as whether not it would be pollinated at all, I was afraid it wouldn't be able to self pollinated if the stamen is extended beyond the anthers....

jwwc,

In the process of the stamen passing through the anthers on it way to the outside world, the blossom will self pollinate. As sconticut said, be patient, you will get fruit. (Unless of course, the tomato plant leaps off the balcony and commits herbicide.)

Betsy