Coin identification- man in plumed hat

I am trying to decipher this old coin....

It has a man wearing helmet with plume .lettering around the outside looks like the word

B E V O I S

Any ideas  

They say a picture paints a 1000 words.  Put up a pic and it might help someone identify it

It's not something like this is it

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces66677.html

the legend of Sr BEVOIS of Southampton?

It's not in a good condition . How do post an image here
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when you hit reply or create a new post there's a button at the top called "image"  click on that and select the option "Thumbnail with link to the original (recommended)" then browse through your computer to find the image and hey-presto you've got your image attached to your message

Look like it could be a UK token:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces37240.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces25407.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17516.html

What a clever lot you are on here.

Although it's badly degraded , I am fairly certain it is indeed the second one (25407) listed by Spookie.

Thanks also for info about posting pictures.

It beggars the question now ... What was it used for in the 1700's . Presumably if it's a token not monetary coinage, and who was Bevois of Southampton.

I probably could go Internet for hours and find out, but I now know someone here will know.

Regards

Charles

 Conder Token
That is what to look up for information.
In UK in the late 1700s there was a shortage of lower denomination coins, so local businesses made their own coins/tokens, mainly halfpennies and farthings. The coin images in that second link were added by me.  
Also known as an Evasion Halfpenny, or a Promissory Halfpenny.
Bevois Valley is an inner city area of Southampton, England.

P.S. Two years ago I added information here when someone else asked about one ...
https://en.numista.com/forum/topic10450.html
 and further down I added some pictures of another I had.

http://www.winchestermuseumcollections.org.uk/index.asp?page=item&mwsquery={collection}={numismatics}AND{Identity%20number}={WINCM:C2179}
 "The saga of Sir Bevois, or Bevis, had quasi-historical connections with Southampton, and its literary roots in an Anglo-Norman poetic romance that first appeared in the 12th or 13th century."
 More information here > http://www.southernlife.org.uk/bevois.htm

I probably could go Internet for hours and find out, but I now know someone here will know.

What's the difference between ignorance and laziness ?

Verweis : FrenchloverWhat's the difference between ignorance and laziness ?

Totally uncalled for remark ... !!!

Thanks for the support

I felt it was a little sharp and certainly different from all the helpful  advice I've had.

Verweis : FrenchloverI probably could go Internet for hours and find out, but I now know someone here will know.

What's the difference between ignorance and laziness ?

your remark

it was not intended to offend anyone in any way  
Just a diversion of the signature of Neilitic.
Usually smileys indicate you can laugh for those who have a little sense of humor

Verweis : FrenchloverUsually smileys indicate you can laugh for those who have a little sense of humor

Even a great joke can be deemed inappropriate when presented at the wrong time ...