TnF NNC Review (Not yellow, but...)

First off, pictures: http://imgur.com/a/hw62V

Value for money: 8/10: On sale, $55

Shipping time 9/10: It wasn't overnight so it isn't 10/10. It took 4 business days which was pretty much exactly as advertised though.

Communication 8/10: Submitted a ticket, took about a day to get a response, wasn't anything incredibly urgent though.

ID Quality: ID is looking good. Doesn't have the global yellow tint like the example posted yesterday. The yellow is centralized to the middle, which is where it's supposed to be. Perfs are clean but with burn marks on the front and back so they can be seen when not held up to light. The picture I sent in was made to be slightly more grainy and lower quality, and the shadows on my face were adjusted. It looks like I was standing in front of the background at the DMV, but the background isn't that far off of what I used anyways so maybe this helped. Ear shadows were added. Die cutting surprisingly good from TnF, no filing needed this time. Raised text can be felt and it's a very slight raise. All the microprint is readable, unsurprising since I think TnF uses a very high resolution printer.

Issues: The OVI/pearlex NC calligraphy and 1775 shown in a picture on TnF's website here: http://imgur.com/jD3tgg0 is very hard to see on my ID. A friend who knows nothing about IDs asked me where the holographic part was. This is the primary flaw with the ID.

Usability: Haven't used it yet but here are my predictions: Yes because it's really new. Out of state and region there's no chance someone has seen one of these before.

Scanability: Scans on apps.

Overall: OVI/holos are one of the first things people check when looking at an ID and if it can't be found it's a real issue. It doesn't cripple the ID but it would be nice if it was more visible.

Update: Worked across the country in a grocery store. Guy took a few seconds looking for some more visible OVI but sold to me anyways.