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Here is one:
https://www.charitycharge.com/
It is a charity card that earns 1% back to be donated to a charity and can be counted as a tax deduction. Obviously, using a Double Cash and using that money to donate makes more sense. But it is an unusual/unique card. Issued by Commerce Bank of Missouri. And, as an aside, it uses the new MasterCard, or mastercard, logo. Commerce Bank also has a St. Louis Blues card, Kanas City Royals card and a Drury Gold Key card (hotel chain-I've only seen one here and it is a throwback to the late 1970s).
How about that JCB card? Someone on here has one, I believe. It's a cool looking card. I think if you live in California you can apply. Don't know if I'm allowed to post a link to their site but it's easy to Google. ![]()
Outside of cards with very restricted eligibility, great cards tend to be popular and get a lot of discussion. If hardly anyone on here is familiar with a card, it's probably mediocre.
For me, novelty isn't a reason to get a card. I like to be able to do research in advance to get a good understanding of a card, and that usually means learning from others who have it and make the most of it.
The one that seems to come to mind is the Sinclair Gas Card.
For Washington State Residents only:
It's a 2% everywhere card from a friendly local CU up this way - the card looks pretty sharp, too
(They also do 7.00% APY on your first $500 in Savings and Checking - $1,000 total)