These Good Luck Coins with the Swami and All-Seeing Eye were made in the United States in the 1920's and 1930's and were sold by travelling carnivals and stores. The "Swami" depicted on the coin was not specifically a Hindu, Muslim, Indian, or Asian man. He was a carnival worker who usually wore a turban, gazed into a crystal ball, told fortunes, and gave advice. One carnival term for such a worker was "raghead" due to the turban he wore. The emblems on the coins are standard "Good Luck" symbols of the period.

Bronze, 32 mm, 11.85 gm
Obverse:
"Swami" or fortune teller wearing turban and gazing into crystal ball.
Swastika appears on crystal ball.
GOOD LUCK WILL ACCOMPANY THE BEARER
Reverse:
Good luck symbols
Swastika, Heart-Key-Lock, Four-Leaf Clover, Elephant, Horseshoe, Rabbit's Foot, Wishbone
All-Seeing Eye below
THE ALL SEEING EYE / GUARDS YOU FROM EVIL

This coin is in uncirculated condition which is unusual for these items.

Bronze, 32 mm, 11.97 gm
This coin is in circulated condition.

Bronze, 32 mm, 12.03 gm
This one has been damaged and colored red probably from sitting underground and being found by a metal detector.

Some of the "swamis" made it into the movies, including this fellow:

This Good Luck Coin from an insurance company uses the All-Seeing Eye on it's reverse.
It does not have the swastika, possibly it was manufactured after 1933.

Bronze, 32 mm, 11.53 gm
Obverse:
Eagle sitting
MISSOURI INSURANCE COMPANY
ST. LOUIS, MO.
GOOD LUCK WILL ACCOMPANY THE BEARER
Reverse:
Good luck symbols
Seven, Key-lock, Four-Leaf Clover, Elephant, Horseshoe, Rabbit's Foot, Eleven
All-Seeing Eye below
THE ALL SEEING EYE / GUARDS YOU FROM EVIL

This good luck coin does not have the swastika on the reverse as older versions do.