clad half error?

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1st guess is arc welder, but note the "a" and ghosting of letters. not solder, very hard metal, not magnetic IMG_2466.JPG IMG_2467.JPG :dontknow::dontknow::dontknow:
 

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Looks like it was drilled and then filled. Some solder, such as silver solder used in jewelry, is almost as hard as the coin. What year is this half?
 

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I agree, might even be something like JB weld.
 

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