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I would just contact them and say you need a new card. These things happen and it would be silly for them to refuse to issue a new card.
There is a menu on the Chase online banking that deals with a damaged card. It doesnt matter how long it has been since you got the card. I promise you are not the first or the last. Plus, they want you to spend their money so you bet they will issue you a new one.
Once Chase sends your replacement card they will give you an envelope to send back your old card to be destroyed.
@JaeJae12 wrote:
Yeah it got stuck in those square reader thing( the white one) note to self to not use the csp in one to those. They had to ply it out lol
Those square readers won't read cards that are thicker than normal.
Back to the OP's concern, yes they will replace your card. Why not? It's not made of gold.