Billionaires, millionaires, even James Bond has one. Now you can, too. Spurred by the legendary black AmEx card, metal credit cards go mainstream.
Pulling out a black metal American Express card shows power and the wherewithal to make a six-figure purchase. James Bond wields one.
Alex Miller, a 26-year-old state government employee from Denver, has a metal card, too. Cashiers at Chick-fil-A sometimes take notice when he pays with his blue metal Capital One Venture card, he said: “It’s a status symbol.”
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