I have one...I heard it's a Chinese good luck coin (not money). It is probably from a World's Fair in the 20th century, some say St. Louis. Rare in China but not here. Still researchin'..... :)
I read on a metal detecting forum that it is a 1939 San Francisco Worlds Fair - Golden Gate Expo Token, given away at the Chinese Pavillion on Treasure Island. They are quite scarce. I have one too and have also been trying to figure out what it is for some time now. Glad to have an answer!
An Asian is anyone who is Asian
Center for Asian American Media was created in 1980.
Asian Center for Theological Studies was created in 1968.
an asian mini dragon is a dragon where the female can live up to 15 years, but the male only one day, so the male goes hunting for a female to fertilize.
Asian Pacific American Legal Center was created in 1983.
A Chinese dragon is more snake like and less muscular than the European dragon. Usually a Chinese dragon doesn't have wings like the European dragon. The legends about the Asian dragon has them coming from Koi who swim upwards and turn into a dragon. According to Asian culture a dragon offers protection.
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The web address of the Lentz Center For Asian Culture is: www.unl.edu/lentz
Edwin O. Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies was created in 1984.
The phone number of the Asian Arts And Culture Center is: 410-704-2807.
The phone number of the Lentz Center For Asian Culture is: 402-472-5849.
A Chinese water dragon is not a dragon, but is a lizard. Native to East and Southeast Asia, they are also known as the Asian Water Dragon, the Thai Water Dragon and the Green Water Dragon.