Gilding metal is an alloy typically composed of copper and zinc, with a higher copper content than that found in brass. It is primarily known for its use in applications that require a gold-like appearance, as it can be plated with gold to achieve a decorative finish. The typical composition of gilding metal is around 90% copper and 10% zinc, although variations may exist.

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