I've kept mine in a tight card slot in a leather wallet for longer than some of these commentators have been alive and it honestly still looks great.
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Canada issues their SSN cards in hard plastic, which IME is far superior to any credit card plastic. It’s been in my wallet since 1990 and while it looks old, it’s in better shape than almost all of my credit cards - none of which are older than 5 years.
SSA will give you a free replacement card. I think TRUMP wanted to charge money for it, but not sure if that plan went through.
Why is Trump in all capitals?
That's how the man himself writes his name.
Are you assuming his capitalisation?
I assume a lot of things about that guy.
Was Trump a SovCit this whole time? Does he think TRUMP the corporate entity created by his birth certificate was elected President in 2016 rather than he the living person, and thus he can't be prosecuted for crimes that the corporate entity created in his name ^allegedly^ committed?
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I never knew you couldn’t laminate them? Why would they do something like that?
There was a fad a long while ago where people would get their number stamped onto a metal card. Only ever got to see one of them after years working at a casino where we collected SSNs for jackpot payouts.
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