The world's most expensive credit card is the "Sapphire Card" from Dubai First Bank. It is adorned with 0.235 carat diamonds and 22 karat gold and costs over $2,000 annually.
The first credit cards were made of paper and were issued in the 1920s by hotels and gas stations.
The longest credit card number had 29 digits and belonged to a credit card issued in Malaysia.
There is a credit card in Antarctica called the "Scott-Amundsen Card," specifically designed for researchers and expedition participants.
Some credit card companies in the past have developed "credit card music" that customers could hear when entering their PIN number to help them remember it better.
In the US, there is a credit card issued by the fast-food chain Taco Bell that can be used to pay for tacos.
A study found that people who pay with credit cards are more likely to spend more than people who pay with cash.
Some banks in the past have issued credit cards with built-in perfumes or scents to entice customers.