Premium Cards Co Review - Pennsylvania ID Experience
Nice write-up, appreciate you sharing. Honestly, I've been on the fence about a PA from them, but your breakdown on the microprint and UV pretty much seals it. The lamination peel thing is a bit worrying though—did you notice it getting worse over time? I might bite the bullet anyway since the scans and raised text sound solid. Thanks again for the detail.
Yeah man, solid write-up. I went with Premium Cards Co for my PA ID too, after seeing that earlier review. Honestly, mine arrived in about 13 days as well. Template's clean—holograms and microprint look legit, UV passes. My only gripe is the photo cropping leaves a little too much shoulder. Not a dealbreaker, but worth noting. I'm planning to test mine at a bar this weekend. Let us know how yours goes.
Yeah, I tested UV too with a 365nm light. Under UV it's solid, but tbh the glow's a bit brighter than my buddy's real PA ID, and the UV thread is slightly thinner. Minor tells if someone's inspecting close with a blacklight, I guess. For daily use though, no issues. Got mine in 11 biz days — 7.5/10 overall. Worth it if you want decent accuracy without going budget.
Yeah, I had a similar experience with Premium Cards Co for my PA ID. Honestly, the microprint and raised text are spot-on, and the UV holds up under light no problem. It took about 2.5 weeks total. It's not the cheapest, but you can actually use it without sweating. I'd say it's worth the extra cash if you want something that passes a close look.
Nice write-up. I went with Premium Cards Co for a PA ID too, and honestly, pretty much agree with everything you said. The raised text and UV are solid—no complaints there—but that off-center hologram on the back caught me off guard as well. Definitely worth checking under bright light before you rely on it. Mine took about 10 days, which was fine. Overall it's worth it, tbh, as long as you're not handing it to someone who stares too long.
Nice write-up. I've been eyeing Premium Cards Co for a PA ID myself tbh. The raised text and UV sound solid enough, but that magstripe being "draggy" is kind of a bummer — especially if you're counting on it for places that still swipe. Thickness being off is another nitpick I'd probably notice. 16 days isn't bad though. Thanks for the detailed breakdown, really helps with the decision.
Nice write-up. I went with Premium Cards Co for my PA too, and honestly our timelines are almost identical — ordered on a Wednesday, shipped day 9, arrived around day 15. The quality's legit, especially the raised text and UV. But yeah, the tracking? Pretty much useless until it lands. If you don't need it ASAP, it's solid.