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That's chrome isn't it? Odd to see it used where it wouldn't be seen and in 22mm - but looks like chrome to me.
 
I reckon it's steel - lots of houses were plumbed in steel 80 years or so ago due to the copper shortage of the time.
 
I've not done steel so I'll get meself some green olives ...!!!

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im with the gas man try to reuse the nuts and olives that are there id say its definately stainless
 
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yep try to reuse....if it weeps a bit try some jointing paste and a wrap of ptfe around the olive
 
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