Is there a list of metal credit cards? This question is about Best Metal Credit Cards

Metal credit cards have proven to be quite popular, so new options are regularly being introduced. You can find the latest list of metal credit cards below, based on our analysis of WalletHub’s database of 1,000+ credit card offers. 2023 metal credit cards list: Metal Credit Card Material Amazon.com Credit Card Metal (Prime-member version) Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card Stainless steel (75% recycled materials) Chase Sapphire Reserve® Metal Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card Metal Citi Prestige® Card Metal Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard® Metal J.P. Morgan Reserve Credit Card Metal Mastercard® Black Card Stainless steel / carbon Mastercard® Gold Card Stainless steel / carbon Mastercard® Titanium Card Stainless steel / carbon The Platinum Card® from American Express Stainless Steel American Express® Gold Card Metal United Club℠ Infinite Card Metal U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite® Card Stainless Steel Thanks to metal credit cards being seen as more elite cards, they often have high annual fees and require good-to-excellent credit.

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