List of non-copper coins from 1800-1917 that do not cost a fortune

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic65390.html
Part 2 (Part one was the silver coin topic, now it is time to list
Lets start!

Aluminium

Germany 1 pfennig 1916 - 0.78g
Perpignan 5C - 0.7g
British west africa 1/10Penny - 1g
Perpignan 10C (Octagonal!) - 1.03g
Perpignan 20C - 1.2g
Gard 25C - 1.25g
Algeria 5C Chamber of com. - 1.4g
Besancon 10C (Square coin!) - 1.44g
Marseille 10C - 2.116g
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Iron

Poland 1 fenig - 1.75g
Germany 5 pfennig - 2.5g
Poland 5 fenigow - 2.53g
Austria-Hungary 2 heller - 2.7g
Hungary 2 filler - 2.78g
Bayonne 5C - 2.8g
Germany 1 kopek - 2.9g
Hessen-nassau 10 pfennig -​ 3.2g
Austria-Hungary 20 heller - 3.5g
Poland 10 fenigow - 3.56g​
Germany 10 pfennig - 3.6g
Rhine 10 pfennig - 3.8g
French notgeld 10C - 4g
Poland 20 fenigow - 4g
Algeria 5C Chamber of com. - 4.7g
Rhine 5 pfennig - 5.25g
Germany 2 kopek - 5.8g
Germany 3 kopek - 8.7g
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Copper-nickel

Costa rica 2C - 1g
Guatemala ¼ real - 1.1g
Colombia 2½C - 1.2g
British west africa 1/10 penny - 1.9g
East africa ½ penny - 1.9g
USA 3C - 1.94g
Bulgaria 2½ stotinki - 1.98g
Argentina 5C - 2g
Colombia 1 peso - 2g
Crete 5 lepta - 2g
Dominican republic 2½C - 2g
Equador ½C - 2g
Jamaica 1 farthing - 2g
Paraguay 5C - 2g
Switzerland 5 rappen - 2g
Uruguay 1C - 2g
Guatemala ½ real - 2.3g
Venezuela 1C - 2.3g
Venezuela 5C - 2.3g
Germany 5 pfennig - 2.33g
Belgian congo 5C - 2.5g
Bolivia 5C - 2.5g
Cuba 1C - 2.5g
El salvador 1C - 2.5g
Luxembourg 5C - 2.5g
Panama 1C - 2.5g
Portugal 50 reis - 2.5g
Réunion 50C - 2.5g
Haiti 5C - 2.6g
East africa 1 penny - 2.88g
Luxembourg 10C - 2.95g
Argentina 10C - 3g
Belgium 5C - 3g
Bulgaria 5 stotinki - 3g
Colombia 2C - 3g
Colombia 5C - 3g
Crete 10 lepta - 3g
Equador 1C - 3g
France 5C - 3g
Greece 10 lepta - 3g
Paraguay 10C - 3g
Romania 5 bani - 3g
Serbia 5 para - 3g
Switzerland 10 rappen - 3g
German east africa 5 heller - 3.13g
El salvador 3C - 3.3g
North borneo 1C - 3.3g
Cuba 2C - 3.5g
Uruguay 2C - 3.5g
British honduras 5C - 3.6g
Guadeloupe 50C - 3.6g
Haiti 10C - 3.65g
Germany 10 pfennig - 3.8g
Crete 20 lepta - 3.89g
Ceylon 5C - 3.9g
Egypt 2 milliemes - 3.9g
British india 1 anna - 3.9g
France 10C - 3.98g
Argentina 20C - 4g
Belgian congo 10C - 4g
Bulgaria 10 stotinki - 4g
Greece 10 lepta - 4g
Italy 20C - 4g
Kiau chau 10C - 4g
Paraguay 20C - 4g
Portugal 100 reis - 4g
Serbia 10 para - 4g
Guatemala 1 real - 4.1g
Peru 1C - 4.3g
Réunion 1 franc - 4.48g
Belgium 10C - 4.5g
Romania 10 bani - 4.5g
Danish west indies 5C - 4.5g
USA 1C - 4.67g
Egypt 5 milliemes - 4.75g
Martinique 50C - 4.8g
North borneo 2½C - 4.9g
Bolivia 10C - 5g
Bulgaria 20 stotinki - 5g
Cuba 5C - 5g
Equador 5C - 5g​
Netherlands east indies 5C - 5g
Nicaragua 5C - 5g
Panama 2½C - 5g
Philippines 5C - 5g
USA 5C - 5g
Uruguay 5C - 5g
Venezuela 12½C - 5g
British west africa ½ penny - 5.5g
Guadeloupe 1 franc - 5.6g
Jamaica ½ penny - 5.6g
Serbia 20 para - 5.6g
German east africa 10 heller - 5.84g
Belgian congo 20C - 6g
Egypt 10 milliemes - 6g
Germany 20 pfennig - 6.25g
East africa 5 penny - 6.4g
Romania 20 bani - 6.9g
France 25C - 7g
North borneo 5C - 7.3g
Haiti 20C - 7.5g
Martinique 1 franc - 8g
Jamaica 1 penny - 9g
Haiti 50C - 9.73g
Brazil 100 reis - 9.8g
East africa 10 penny - 11.3g
Brazil 200 reis - 14.1g
British west africa 1 penny - 15.5g
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Nickel

Austria 10 heller - 3g
Austria 20 heller - 3g
Hungary 10 filler - 3g
Montenegro 10 para - 3g
Hungary 20 filler - 4g
Montenegro 20 para - 4g
Switzerland 20 rappen - 4g
Germany 25 pfennig - 4.02g
Italy 25C - 4.15g
Netherlands 5C - 4.5g
Greece 20 lepta - 5g
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Bonus:
Porcelain

Saxony 20 pfennig - 1.5g
Saxony 50 pfennig - 1.9g
Saxony 1 sachsen - 3g
Saxony 2 sachsen - 7.08g
(1921)

Is bronze included as Copper?

I'd say bronze is included in copper. There is so many bronze coins that I should make another post for it then, if I have the time and motivation.

I have this in zinc

Belgium 5, 10 and 25 cents (occupation coinage)
Germany 10 pfennig KM#25 and #26

Now I'm going to finish nickel and coppernickel, and also add "porcelain".

In addition, for the gold investors (or otherwise collectors who like gold) Gold coins that you can get for under 200€:

Cochin 1 fanam - 0.38g
Japan 2 shu - 0.75g

Chile 1 peso - 1.52g (S)
France 5 francs - 1.61g (S)
USA 1 dollar - 1.672g (S)
Portugal 1000 reis - 1.8g (S)

Sweden 5 krona - 2.24g

Tunisia 10 francs - 3.22g
France 10 francs - 3.23g
Finland 10 markkaa - 3.323g(AUCTIONS!)
Hungary 10 korona - 3.39g
Austria habsburg 10 corona - 3.39g
Austria-Hungary 1 ducat - 3.49g
Prussia 10 mark - 3.982g

Australia/UK 1/2 sovereign - 4g
USA 2½ dollars - 4.18g
Russian empire 5 roubles 4.3g
Denmark 10 kroner - 4.48g
Sweden 10 kronor - 4.48g

A little over 6g of gold equals to 200€

The (S) means the coin has been made both in silver AND gold and they both cost under 200€.