That is one busy card probably the busiest I’ve seen.
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Lloyds were one of the launch partners for Access (which got swallowed up by Mastercard) so there is some historical logic to it.
This card is even vaguely Access-coloured.
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first direct would definitely confuse you in that case.
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As would HSBC. Like Lloyds my debit card was visa and cc was mastercsrd
Other way round for first direct. Yes I did think it was weird as well but there you have it.
That’s not just a credit card…
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Wrong way round, the debit card is a MasterCard, the Credit Card is Visa. 
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All good. Lol 
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All Lloyds Credit Cards are Mastercard and all debit cards are Visa
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What does everyone use for storing your card collection? Just having a far stack in the desk drawer isn’t very glamorous. Some kind of album like what folks use for stamp collections? Display cases like for watches?
I have a tin that came with a carhatt wallet case.
Oh god, I’d never thought of it like that before. We’re stamp collectors aren’t we.
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1st class stamp costs more than a Penny Black now.
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I started putting them in one of these but most are just in my drawer:
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There’s also a similar product available in Muji if you don’t fancy giving Bezos more money to get to the moon and there’s one near you. I store my cards in these for the accounts I don’t use often but have a card for.
Yes they do, I have one of these for a savings account I don’t actively use on a day to day basis but still get occasional payments into. It lives in the above mentioned Muji wallets!
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What account can you get one on?
I have a business card book thing which works well for this.
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I’d never pay for a card, but that does look nice
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Yeah you’re right. I have one the plastic ones just for cash to cover that side but it’s annoying the metal ones get so messed up from the machines.