A Visual History of the Credit Card
Slate's Big Money features a visual history of the credit card - starting all the way back with the Diners Club Card in 1951. [Hat tip: American Banker's BankThink blog].
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How come not one of these landmark images in the history of cards includes a chip :)
Posted by: Dave Birch | June 03, 2009 at 01:02 AM