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was wondering if someone could tell me this type of metal silver ?

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its non magnetic so it contains no steel or iron and I sanded a lil bit of it and its bright looks like chrome
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Could be Zinc, Aluminum, Lead, Pewter, Magnesium, Silver. None of these metals would be magnetic and would still look shiny when sanded. How hard is it to bend? Lead or Pewter would bend very easy. Aluminum or Silver would be a little stronger depending on the alloy.
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its pretty hard to bend but it does it cant be lead or alluminum cause alluminum doesn't oxidize like that and lead well thats real soft
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