I stopped by a very old park where I have found a number of silver coins and some big gold before. I only intended to hunt for maybe 10 minutes mostly to test something. After I dug up a couple of very deep chunks of iron, I got another such deep signal and after digging an 11+ inch hole I thought for sure I would find yet another chunk of rusted iron when to my surprise, a round shape was sitting on the dirt:
For a split second I thought I had a large cent but my brain quickly discarded that idea. I could see the date plainly: 1837 and the back had a design common to British coins so I thought I had a British coin but I was wrong on that count as well.
This is a British gaming token known as a Cumberland Jack. The token was first minted in 1837 when young Victoria became queen. Because she was a woman, queen Victoria could not assume the throne of Hanover due to some law that prohibited women from ruling that part of the world. So that post went to a certified jackass duke of Cumberland. This token was made in derision of him. The token was outlawed in 1883, which coincidentally, is one year before the park I found this beauty at was opened.
This is not the first token I’ve found with a super cool history. A few years ago I found a token from the East. You can read about it here.
Not the Seated coin I was looking for but alas, it is a very cool token if you ask me.
Thank you for stopping by.
The Dirt Is Good To Me 
Great find, Parkmaster! Keep digging those deep ones and you will have a largie in your hand soon.
Thanks lawdowg1, a largie or a Seated would do me fine.