Want to get your mom something very unique for Mother’s Day? Starbucks produced only 1,500 of these special metal and ceramic limited-edition Mother’s Day premium Starbucks cards. Even if you want to just have one for your Starbucks card collection, that’s not very many! They’ll surely sell out fast. This is not the first time that Starbucks has produced certain Starbucks cards in very limited quantities. In 2012, Starbucks produced only 5,000 of a special stainless steel card. In 2013, Starbucks produced only 1,000 of a beautiful rose gold Starbucks card.
This limited Starbucks Mother’s Day card is only available at StarbucksStore.com, and is $200. It comes with $50 pre-loaded onto the card.
If you are a serious Starbucks card collector, one way to keep track of what you have and don’t have is to visit the buckscard.com website, an unofficial listing of all Starbucks cards.
Once again, click here for the Mother’s Day card on StarbucksStore.com.
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I just really cannot understand why this hasn’t sold out!!! Gilt sold out in seconds and this one has been out for over 24 hours and is still there!
I just want to say, I love the banner on the blog. I have since it was put up and still do. That is all.
Just noticed your new website banner — I like it!
Wonder if anyone out there has all of the Starbucks card that’s ever been issued. That would be some collection! How many cards do you have, Melody?
I think it is a nice idea, but wish it did not cost that much. Have not seen it around here yet.
Read post too fast and did not realize only sold online. Weren’t the other special cards sold in store but they were kept behind the counter?
I was really excited at first i thought card like pretty paper cards, oopse wrong card type!
@Kristina and @Ethan – I’m glad you like the banner. It’s not going to stay though. This blog looks very bloggy and there are something like 1200 articles buried on this site because of years of blogging. Long term, I want more of a true newspaper/ magazine look. The model would be something like what Sprudge does: http://www.sprudge.com – That website is incredibly well laid out in the sense that there’s A LOT of content on the front page that pulls even from their archives. I don’t have that. On the downside, we’d lose a number of the sidebar widgets, such as the recent comment widget. That would be tough to see go – I really like the “recent comment” widget in the left sidebar.
I agree with “Megan C.” I think there are more than 1,500 out there!
@MeganC and @TheUniBaller – I’ve checked in many times with my media relations contact and she (she is a partner at the headquarters) has told me that she “triple checked” and there are just 1,500 of these Mother’s Day cards. There’s been almost no media attention around this card. Maybe very few people have seen it online?
This card is so beautiful! I might have to buy one right now before they run out. Can’t wait to see the look on my Mom’s face! 😀 <3
I know someone who has card number 1888. It seems certain that there are going to be more than 1500 cards. Starbucks is all about making money on their efforts. They have experience with selling “Limited Edition” preloaded cards; example the Stainless Steel cards, the Rose Gold cards, and last years Silver card. It makes no sense to cut their sales short. Just the fact that they are not “sold out ” yet after issuing them for days, points to there being more than 1500 cards available.
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The best, most current, info available on Starbucks Card collecting.
Wow… that’s pricey. Also: only heard about it here so not sure how well this is being promoted.