My wife has a plastic card, almost like a credit card, but we have no idea what it is.
It’s the same width as a credit card, but only about two-thirds of the height. It’s slightly more flexible than a CC.
Waitaminnit - I’ll measure…
It’s 3 and 3/8"wide by 1 and 1/2".
The front is just orange. It’s traffic-cone orange with no markings whatsoever. The back side has a bar-code, a mag-stripe, a 30-digit number, and the number 25 in the upper right corner. The numbers & barcode are obviously printed on it after manufacture.
She remembers getting it in the mail but doesn’t remember why.
I have two cards similar to that on my keychain. They are each 1 by 2 inches, and are discount keycards for our local grocery stores. Barcode, no mag stripe, but they are probably 10 years old. They each have the store chain’s name. Yours look like they are trying to avoid being identified visually, so maybe they are something else, like a room key?
This is the internationally recognized Orange Cone Card, which allows the bearer entry to any space marked off by the little buggers, worldwide. Also available in pylon, blinking traffic barrier, and yellow CAUTION tape.
That’s actually what she said to do with it. I may be a rebate or gift card or something so I thought perhaps another doper would go, “Oh, yeah - that’s a T-Mobile gift card” or similar.
The lack of information on it is really strange.
I forgot to tell her about all your ideas so the jury is still out of discard/keep.