Keys; a New York City subway token, purchased 20 minutes before they were removed from sale; a hunk of decorative plastic; and a replica of a Tang Dynasty imperial door knocker, received in return for a donation at a convent in Hong Kong.
By the way, here's what my cubicle looks like at work. Of the two models of Subaru Impreza WRX's to the left of the monitor, the silver one has ground lighting. You can find some pretty weird things in Chinatown.
The Chinese have a practice where elder generations, typically those that are married, give Lucky Money to unmarried or younger people. What this basically means is that, as a kid, you get money when you see relatives, when holidays roll around, and when it's your birthday.
I've done all three recently, and I thought the people that were involved might be interested to see what their gift money looks like in physical form.
If you're a cosplayer and ever wanted to look like one of the ladies from Dead or Alive: Xtreme Beach Volleyball, you can now buy bikinis featured in the game. If it had been up to me, I would have chosen different ones to produce.