There are two ways of thinking about conductivity -- one is the purely scientific and the other is how objects respond to a metal detector.  In the first case, the fact that a pure (elemental) metal has a particular conductivity doesn't mean that its alloys will be similar.  In pure elemental form, the best conductivities (at 'normal' temperatures) in order are silver, copper, gold, aluminum.  At water's freezing point temperature those conductivity values (in units of 10^8/ohm-meters) are
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