Oooh, gotcha, since the number wasn't really used for ID purposes in the beginning. I found that it was actually 1972 when they removed the "Not for ID" message in the cards. The publication I posted was in 1982, meaning they probably have to cover up the obvious security flaw with some BS. Thanks.
Oooh, gotcha, since the number wasn't really used for ID purposes in the beginning. I found that it was actually 1972 when they removed the "Not for ID" message in the cards. The publication I posted was in 1982, meaning they probably have to cover up the obvious security flaw with some BS. Thanks.
I still have an original,with not for id purposes. The meaning of the two numbers was fairly well known 20+ years ago.
Me too