1.   A car number is lasered out of a regular Lincoln penny, bagged and stapled to a card containing a photo and bio information of selected drivers.

2.   Each card contains an IBM multifunction computer chip.

3.   Each access card contains a microchip programmed to unscramble the signal.

4.   Each card contains a vocabulary word.

5.   The card contains information on how to contact MediQuest, which faxes information from its database.

6.   The cards contain a computer chip, which carries out a transaction by passing the card through a terminal, like a swipe card.

7.   The cards contain optically encoded information read by a laser scanner attached to a personal computer.

8.   The card contains an electronic chip which remembers how much money was pre-paid on it.

9.   The card contains a birthday message and a letter from Secretary of State Betsey Bayless explaining how and when to register for the primary and general elections.

10.   The information cards contain details of guidelines for what to eat and what to avoid.