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We've rounded up the heaviest metal cards you can apply for and listed them from heaviest to lightest.
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Our Selection Criteria
Card weight: That’s the main factor we used to pick the cards on this page.
We’re not looking at the typical card features, like rewards, benefits, or interest rates. Instead, we’re seeing how these cards stack up in a purely physical sense.
Plastic credit cards tend to be fairly light, often around 5 grams. But the heavyweights here are metal credit cards, with the lightest coming at a hefty 15 grams.
We’ve only highlighted cards that you can directly apply for here. There are some other invite-only cards that are pretty heavy, including the heaviest of them all at 27 grams: the J.P. Morgan Reserve Card (Review). But if you want to actually get your hands on an impressively heavy card, you’ll have to take aim at one that’s within reach.
Is a Heavy Credit Card Right for You?
What do you want from a credit card? Lots of points on the purchases you make most? Low interest rates to help you pay over time? A chance to improve your credit scores?
What about a solid piece of metal that will make an impression every time you pull it out?
People sometimes make comments about heavy metal credit cards — can you handle that? Would you get a self-esteem boost when you reach the register? Or would you be embarrassed by someone fawning over your shiny Amex?
If you’re an aspirational credit card user, you may have your sights set on the next big thing. That could be a high-end metal card with some weight behind it.
Heavy metal cards can be impressive, to be sure. They feel more significant than plastic cards, and their weight seems to better fit the financial power they represent. They’re a bit more fun to have, too.
To be clear, the weight of a credit card has no effect on its features. A flimsy plastic card can affect your credit and finances as much as a heavy card. There are excellent plastic cards, and disappointing metal cards.
Overall, we don’t think you should pick a credit card based on weight alone. But if you’re comparing similar cards, that are made out of different materials and have different weights, you may want to go with the more interesting option.
The Mastercard® Titanium Card™ is the low-fee Luxury Card option, and the valuable benefits have been stripped away compared to the cards below. You’ll get a nice set of shopping and travel protections, plus a host of minor perks, but nothing too great like airport lounge access or travel credits.
The design is still cool, though; it has an industrial look, with a “unique brushed stainless steel front and carbon back.”
The Titanium card provides 2 cents per point for airfare redemptions, so you’ll get a 2% cash back equivalent when you redeem that way. Otherwise you’ll just get 1 cent per point. Not too exciting.
Perks: Luxury concierge, Luxury gifts, subscription to LUXURY MAGAZINE, shopping and travel protections
Balance Transfer APR: 0% for 15 months, then 14.99% Variable
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $195
Patented brushed stainless steel front and carbon back—weighing 22 grams.
2% value for airfare redemptions with no blackout dates or seat restrictions. 1% value for cash back redemptions. Earn one point for every one dollar spent.
24/7 Luxury Card Concierge®—available by phone, email and live mobile chat. Around-the-clock service to help you save time and manage tasks big and small.
Exclusive Luxury Card Travel® benefits—average value of $500 per stay (e.g., resort credits, room upgrades, free wifi, breakfast for two and more) at over 3,000 properties.
Members-only LUXURY MAGAZINE®.
Cell phone protection for eligible claims of up to $1,000 each year. Plus additional World Elite Mastercard® benefits.
Annual fee: $195 ($95 for each Authorized User). Terms and conditions apply.
Like the Gold card below, the Mastercard® Black Card™ doesn’t have much to offer beyond its weight, although in this case the card’s features fit the annual fee better. You’ll still pay quite a bit each year, but it’s more in line with other premium travel cards.
This card features “a unique black-PVD-coated stainless steel front and carbon back,” and it looks pretty snazzy.
Priority Pass Select membership: Complimentary access for you and unlimited guests
Global Entry application fee credit: A credit for Global Entry ($100), which can include TSA PreCheck
Other perks: Luxury concierge, Luxury gifts, subscription to LUXURY MAGAZINE, shopping and travel protections
Balance Transfer APR: 0% for 15 months, then 14.99% Variable
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $495
Patented black-PVD-coated metal card—weighing 22 grams.
2% value for airfare redemptions with no blackout dates or seat restrictions. 1.5% value for cash back redemptions. Earn one point for every one dollar spent.
24/7 Luxury Card Concierge®—available by phone, email and live mobile chat. Around-the-clock service to help you save time and manage tasks big and small.
Exclusive Luxury Card Travel® benefits—average value of $500 per stay (e.g., resort credits, room upgrades, free wifi, breakfast for two and more) at over 3,000 properties.
Annual Airline Credit—up to $100 in statement credits toward flight-related purchases including airline tickets, baggage fees, upgrades and more. Up to a $100 application fee credit for the cost of TSA Pre✓® or Global Entry.
Enrollment in Priority PassTM Select with access to 1,300+ airport lounges worldwide with no guest limit. Includes credits at select airport restaurants for cardholder and one guest.
Cell phone protection for eligible claims of up to $1,000 each year. Plus additional World Elite Mastercard® benefits.
Annual Fee: $495 ($195 for each Authorized User). Terms and conditions apply.
The Mastercard Gold Card is as heavy as it gets, along with the other Luxury cards. Coming in at 22g and 24K-gold plated, it looks like a little slice of gold bullion and will surely draw some stares.
But with an annual fee that’s so high it’s downright puzzling, paired with a pretty run-of-the-mill set of premium perks, there’s little reason to apply — unless you just want a heavy gold credit card. This is the highest end of the high-end Luxury Cards, which are all made of metal.
You’ll only earn 1X point, and each point will be worth 2 cents when redeemed for cash back or airfare.
That means you’re only getting a 2% cash back equivalent on everything you buy with this fancy card — a far cry from the gold standard you might expect.
Priority Pass Select membership: Complimentary access for you and unlimited guests
Global Entry application fee credit: A credit for Global Entry ($100), which can include TSA PreCheck
Other perks: Luxury concierge, Luxury gifts, subscription to LUXURY MAGAZINE, shopping and travel protections
Balance Transfer APR: 0% for 15 months, then 14.99% Variable
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $995
Patented 24K-gold-plated front and carbon back—weighing 22 grams.
2% value for airfare redemptions with no blackout dates or seat restrictions. 2% value for cash back redemptions. Earn one point for every one dollar spent.
24/7 Luxury Card Concierge®—available by phone, email and live mobile chat. Around-the-clock service to help you save time and manage tasks big and small.
Exclusive Luxury Card Travel® benefits—average value of $500 per stay (e.g., resort credits, room upgrades, free wifi, breakfast for two and more) at over 3,000 properties.
Annual Airline Credit—up to $200 in statement credits toward flight-related purchases including airline tickets, baggage fees, upgrades and more. Up to a $100 application fee credit for the cost of TSA Pre✓® or Global Entry.
Enrollment in Priority PassTM Select with access to 1,300+ airport lounges worldwide with no guest limit. Includes credits at select airport restaurants for cardholder and one guest.
Cell phone protection for eligible claims of up to $1,000 each year. Plus additional World Elite Mastercard® benefits.
Annual Fee: $995 ($295 for each Authorized User). Terms and conditions apply.
With one of the heaviest sets of benefits and a physical presence to match, the Platinum card makes an impression. Amex’s famous plastic card got an upgrade to stainless steel in 2017, replacing the flimsy version with something more suitable to its weighty reputation.
The annual fee is still one of the steepest (Rates & Fees), but if you can make good use of the benefits each year (especially the credits and airport lounge access) it’s possible to come out far ahead.
Prepaid hotels booked through American Express Travel
2X Membership Rewards points per dollar on other eligible travel expenses booked through American Express Travel
1X Membership Rewards point per dollar on all other purchases
Introductory Bonus Offer
75,000 bonus points for spending $5,000 in the first 6 months; 10X points on eligible purchases at U.S. Gas Stations and U.S. Supermarkets, on up to $15,000 in combined purchases, in the first 6 months
Global Lounge Collection: Complimentary access to Priority Pass, Centurion, American Express International, Delta Sky Club, Escape, Airspace, Lufthansa, and Plaza Premium Lounges
$200 annual airline fee credit: Good for incidental costs like checked bags and in-flight food (not flight tickets) at your selected airline (through 2021)
$200 annual Uber credits: $15 in statement credits for Uber rides each month, except for December which gets $35
$100 annual Saks credits: Up to $100 in statement credits each year for Saks Fifth Avenue: $50 from January through June, and $50 from July through December
Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application fee credit: A statement credit for the application fee of either Global Entry ($100 every four years) or TSA PreCheck ($85 once every four-and-a-half years)
Complimentary elite hotel statuses: Hilton Honors Gold status and Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status
The Hotel Collection: A $100 hotel credit and room upgrades when available for every eligible two-night stay
Earn 75,000 Membership Rewards® Points after you spend $5,000 on purchases on your new Card in your first 6 months of Card Membership.
Earn 10x points on eligible purchases on your new Card at U.S. Gas Stations and U.S. Supermarkets, on up to $15,000 in combined purchases, during your first 6 months of Card Membership. That’s an additional 9 points on top of the 1 point you earn for these purchases.
Enjoy Uber VIP status and up to $200 in Uber savings on rides or eats orders in the US annually. Uber Cash and Uber VIP status is available to Basic Card Member and Additional Centurion Cards only.
Earn 5X Membership Rewards® Points for flights booked directly with airlines or with American Express Travel. Starting January 1, 2021, earn 5X points on up to $500,000 on these purchases per calendar year.
5X Membership Rewards® Points on prepaid hotels booked on amextravel.com.
Enjoy complimentary access to the Global Lounge Collection, the only credit card airport lounge access program that includes proprietary lounge locations around the world.
Receive complimentary benefits through American Express Travel with an average total value of $550 with Fine Hotels & Resorts® program at over 1,100 properties . Learn More.
Get up to $100 in statement credits annually for purchases at Saks Fifth Avenue on your Platinum Card®. That’s up to $50 in statement credits semi-annually. Enrollment required.
$550 annual fee.
Terms Apply.
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The Citi Prestige® Card (Review) is excellent for hotel stays if you’re not devoted to any particular brand. Not only will you earn 3X points, you’ll also get your fourth night free when booking through ThankYou.com (up to twice per year).
The Prestige has a reasonable annual fee for a premium travel card, offset — if you use the card enough — by a nice travel credit and other useful perks. The transfer partners are a bit lacking compared to American Express and Chase cards, however.
Point transfer: To a variety of airline loyalty programs, including Etihad Guest, JetBlue TrueBlue, and Virgin Atlantic Flying Club
Annual $250 travel credit: Get a $250 annual travel credit for airline tickets, hotel rooms, car rentals, and other travel expenses.
Complimentary 4th Night Stay: Get your fourth night free when booking four nights in a row through ThankYou.com and paying with your card, ThankYou points, or a combination of both; capped at twice per year.
Complimentary Priority Pass Select membership: Access to over 900 Priority Pass airport lounges and restaurants around the world
Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application fee credit: A credit for the application fee of either Global Entry ($100) or TSA PreCheck ($85), once every five years
Citi Prestige Concierge: Call for non-emergency help any time you need it.
World Elite Car Rental Program: Elite memberships at Avis, Silvercar, and National
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $495
5X ThankYou points on Air travel and Restaurants
3X ThankYou points on Hotels and Cruise Lines
No limit to the amount of points you can earn
Rewards never expire
$250 travel credit
Complimentary 4th night free on eligible hotel stays, capped at twice per year
Complimentary Priority Pass Select membership
Global Entry or TSA Pre✓ Application Fee Credit
No foreign transaction fees
$495 annual fee
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An expensive pick, the Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard® (Review) won’t be too handy unless you fly AA quite a few times per year. But if you do, the Admirals Club lounge access can make your trips quite a bit more comfortable, and your airport security credit should smooth things out a bit too.
Admirals Club membership: You and up to ten authorized users have access to the Admirals Club airport lounge
Global Entry or TSA Pre✓ application credit: Get a credit for the application fee of either Global Entry ($100) or TSA Pre✓ ($85) once every five years.
Elite Qualifying Miles: Earn 10,000 Elite Qualifying Miles after spending $40,000 on purchases in a given year.
Reduced Mileage Awards: Get discounted travel for round trip (7,500 miles off) and one-way flights (3,750 miles off).
Enhanced Airport Experience: Including priority check-in, screening, and boarding privileges
25% discount on in-flight purchases on AA flights: The 25% discount will be applied to in-flight purchases of food and beverages only
First checked bag free on AA flights: For you and up to eight traveling companions
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $450
Earn 50,000 American Airlines AAdvantage®bonus miles after spending $5,000 in purchases within the first 3 months of account opening
Admirals Club® membership for you and access for up to two guests or immediate family members traveling with you
Earn 10,000 AAdvantage® Elite Qualifying Miles (EQMs) after you spend $40,000 in purchases within the year
No Foreign Transaction Fees on purchases
Earn 2 AAdvantage® miles for every $1 spent on eligible American Airlines purchases and 1 AAdvantage® mile for every $1 spent on other purchases
First checked bag is free on domestic American Airlines itineraries for you and up to 8 companions traveling with you on the same reservation
The standard variable APR for Citi Flex Plan is 15.99% – 24.99%, based on your creditworthiness. Citi Flex Plan offers are made available at Citi’s discretion.
The Capital One Savor Cash Rewards Credit Card (Review) is one of the best credit cards for dining, with a 4% cash back category that’s hard to beat. There’s an annual fee to pay, but you’ll get that same rate for entertainment so this is a great pick for nights out on the town — especially as an impressive metal card.
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World Elite Mastercard Concierge: Call any time for non-emergency help with making reservations, finding hard-to-find gifts, and more.
World Elite Mastercard benefits: Including Price Protection, Extended Warranty, MasterRental Insurance, Trip Cancellation/Interruption Insurance, and more
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $95
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The HSBC Premier World Elite Mastercard® Credit Card isn’t too impressive compared to other premium travel cards: It has smaller travel credits, you only get two free LoungeKey airport lounge visits per year, and there aren’t many travel partners for point transfers.
The annual fee is lower than other premium cards, but not too much lower. If you’re in the market for a premium travel card we suggest you look elsewhere.
Point transfer: Transfer your points to participating frequent traveler programs.
LoungeKey airport lounge membership: Two free visits to LoungeKey lounges per year (additional visits are $25 per person); save 15% at participating airport retailers
TSA PreCheck credit: Get a statement credit that covers the application price for TSA PreCheck ($85) once every five years.
$100 air travel credit: Earn up to $100 in statements credits annually on air travel, including ticket purchases, seat upgrades, baggage fees, and in-flight purchases.
$100 Uber and Lyft credit: Get up to $100 in statement credits annually for qualifying Uber and Lyft rides.
Unlimited Boingo WiFi access: Enjoy free WiFi at Boingo hotspots around the world.
World Elite Concierge: For exclusive, round-the-clock help with travel and shopping
10%discount: When you book a hotel or vacation home through Expedia, Agoda, or onefinestay
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $395
3X Rewards Program points per dollar on travel
2X points per dollar on dining
1X point per dollar on all other net purchases
50,000 Rewards Program bonus points worth $750 in airfare when booked online through HSBC Rewards, after spending $4,000 in the first three months of opening your account
Earn unlimited points that don’t expire
No blackout dates or restrictions on most major airlines
Dedicated Verizon customers may like the Verizon Visa® Card, but otherwise it doesn’t have much to offer.
It has some great bonus categories (4% back at grocery stores and gas stations) but the rewards you earn come in the form of Verizon Dollars, rather than regular cash back. Verizon Dollars can only be used to buy Verizon products and services, so you’re locked in — but if you expect to buy a lot of Verizon stuff, maybe this would work out for you.
There are a few cost-saving perks, but for the most part they’re also Verizon-related, like $10 off per phone account enrolled in autopay and two TravelPass days per year.
$10 off per month for each account enrolled in autopay
Visa Signature Luxury Hotel Collection: Perks at over 900 hotels and resorts around the world, like a $25 food and beverage credit, room upgrades when available, complimentary breakfast, and more
Visa Signature Concierge: Call any time for non-emergency help, like assistance with travel reservations, dining plans, and more.
A premium travel card that doesn’t get much attention, the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite® Card will still make its presence known with an engraved, stainless steel design. Along with the expected travel category you’ll also earn 3X points on mobile wallet purchases, an interesting addition that could be quite lucrative for some cardholders.
The Altitude Reserve is on the low end of the premium-card totem pole, but it could be pretty good for the occasional traveler. If you’re not a fan of the Chase Sapphire Reserve®, for whatever reason, you might prefer the lower effective annual fee of U.S. Bank’s card. And if Visa Infinite benefits mean a lot to you, this is one of the less expensive ways to get ahold of them.
$325 travel credit: Earn up to $325 in statement credits when you make purchases “directly from airlines, hotels, car rental companies, taxis, limousines, passenger trains, and cruise lines.”
Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credit: Get a statement credit that covers the application price for Global Entry ($100) or TSA PreCheck ($85) once every four years.
Limited Priority Pass Select membership: Take advantage of a 12-month Priority Pass Select membership that offers four free visits for the primary cardholder and one guest.
Other travel perks: Complimentary Gogo inflight WiFi, Relais & Châteaux luxury hotel benefits, Visa Infinite Luxury Hotel Collection, Silvercar rental discounts, and more.
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $400
5X points on prepaid hotels and car rentals booked directly in the Altitude Rewards Center
3X points per dollar for travel, mobile wallet purchases, and restaurants (until 7/1/21)
50,000 bonus points for spending $4,500 in the first 90 days of membership, equivalent to $750 in travel redemptions.
$325 annual travel credit.
Application fee credit for either Global Entry ($100) or TSA Pre✓ ($85), once every four years.
Enhanced status at Relais & Châteaux hotels and resorts.
12-month membership to Priority Pass Select for airport lounge access.
12 complimentary Gogo Inflight WiFi passes per year.
No foreign transaction fees.
$400 annual fee, $75 for additional authorized users.
Point transfer: Transfer points to a variety of airline partners at a rate of either 2:1.5 or 2:1, depending on the airline.
Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application fee credit: A statement credit for the application fee of either Global Entry ($100) or TSA PreCheck ($85), once every four years
Luxury Hotel Collection: Get perks for eligible hotel stays, including a $25 food and beverage credit, room upgrades when available, complimentary in-room WiFi, and more.
Visa Signature Concierge: Call any time for non-emergency assistance, like help making reservations or finding gifts.
Shopping and travel protections: Including Extended Warranties, Travel Accident Insurance, Auto Rental Collision Damage Waivers, Lost Luggage Reimbursement, and more
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $95
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If you stay with Marriott Bonvoy at least a few times per year, the Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant™ American Express® Card (Review) could be a huge asset. It may seem expensive, but the annual free night, travel credit, airport lounge access, and Gold Elite status should make it easy to get your money’s worth — and much more. (Rates & Fees)
There are several other Marriott Bonvoy credit cards to consider, but with all the perks of the Brilliant card it will likely be the best choice for any frequent travelers.
$300 annual Marriott Bonvoy hotel credit: Up to $300 in statement credits for eligible purchases
Free Night Award: Every year after your account anniversary you’ll get a Free Night Award, good for redemption values of 50,000 points or less.
Priority Pass Select membership: Free access to Priority Pass airport lounges for you and up to two guests (excludes non-lounge experiences)
Application fee credit for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck: A statement credit for the application fee of either Global Entry ($100 every five years) or TSA PreCheck ($85 every four-and-a-half years)
Complimentary Gold Elite hotel status: Includes perks like a 25% bonus on base points, 2 p.m. late checkout, and more
15 Elite Night Credits: Each year you’ll get 15 Elite Night Credits towards a higher member status
$100 property credit: Earn up to $100 in property credits when booking at least two nights direct with a special rate code at The Ritz-Carlton or St. Regis
Bonus points for airline transfers: Get 15,000 bonus points for every 60,000 points transferred to airline programs
Earn 75,000 bonus Marriott Bonvoy points after you use your new Card to make $3,000 in purchases within the first 3 months.
Enjoy up to $300 in statement credits each year of Card Membership for eligible purchases at participating Marriott Bonvoy hotels.
Earn 6 Marriott Bonvoy points for each dollar of eligible purchases at participating Marriott Bonvoy Hotels. 3 points at U.S. restaurants and on flights booked directly with airlines. 2 points on all other eligible purchases.
Receive 1 free Night Award every year after your Card account anniversary. Award can be used for one night (redemption level at or under 50,000 Marriott Bonvoy Points) at a participating hotel. Certain hotels have resort fees.
Enjoy unlimited airport lounge visits when you enroll in Priority Pass™ Select membership.
No Foreign Transaction Fees.
$450 annual fee.
Terms Apply.
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Where the Platinum is all about travel, the Gold card is split between food (both dining out and eating in) and travel, with annual credits for both.
Check out the rewards and benefits. Would you use them each year? If so, this card could probably save you a bit of cash and make your trips more enjoyable.
There’s also a rose gold version of this card, which looks pretty nice; Amex has only made that version available for limited times, so take a look if you’re interested.
$100 annual airline fee credit: Good for incidental air travel fees, like baggage and in-flight food and drinks; does not apply to flight tickets (through 2021)
$120 annual dining credit: Earn up to $10 in statement credits per month for purchases at eligible restaurants and food delivery services.
Point transfer: To airline and hotel loyalty programs, like JetBlue, Southwest, Marriott, and Hyatt
The Hotel Collection: Provides up to $100 in credits for every eligible hotel stay of two nights or more
Amex Offers: Find discounts and extra point opportunities at a changing selection of merchants and websites.
Earn 60,000 Membership Rewards® points after you spend $4,000 on eligible purchases with your new Card within the first 6 months.
Earn 4X Membership Rewards® Points on Restaurants worldwide, including takeout and delivery.
Earn 4X Membership Rewards® points at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $25,000 per calendar year in purchases, then 1X).
Earn 3X Membership Rewards® points on flights booked directly with airlines or on amextravel.com.
$120 Dining Credit: Earn up to a total of $10 in statement credits monthly when you pay with the Gold Card at Grubhub, Seamless, The Cheesecake Factory, Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Boxed, and participating Shake Shack locations. This can be an annual savings of up to $120. Enrollment required.
No Foreign Transaction Fees.
Annual Fee is $250.
Terms Apply.
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A relative newcomer (but coming in heavy), the Apple Card is Apple’s latest foray into the credit card game. But the weight of this card belies its intent — you might not even carry it around, because it’s meant be used digitally for the most part.
You’ll earn extra rewards for paying with a mobile wallet, and there are a number of features to help cardholders stay on top of their spending and budgeting.
Complimentary ShopRunner membership: Enroll in ShopRunner to get free two-day shipping and returns from select online merchants
Purchase APR: 12.74% — 23.74% Variable
No foreign transaction fee
Annual fee: $0
3% cash back at Apple, iTunes, and the App Store
3% cash back with Uber/Uber Eats when paying with Apple Pay
2% cash back every time you use Apple Pay
No annual fee
Managed through the iPhone Wallet app
Other Heavy Credit Cards
A lot of popular cards didn’t make the list above because they couldn’t make weight, including the famed Chase Sapphire Reserve®. Plastic credit cards didn’t stand a chance. The J.P. Morgan Reserve card, despite being the heaviest of them all, didn’t make the list because it’s invite only (and you need a whole lot of dough for an invite).