i am doing my final project for my marketing class on the varrying ways identification cards are made(particularly drivers licenses), but i am finding contradicting information on colorado and i can't find anyone in washington that has a colorado id. i need to know what the back looks like. i have also found information that says the drivers license is a hard plasic and others say it is just laminated. pics would be oh sooooo helpful for my visual aid.

BTW, if you're just looking to fake an id, go with Maine- it'll be far easier than CO. If you really are working on a project, you could call any CO DMV and ask them.

Your photo, all data, signature, etc. is printed out of a computer onto photo paper, then placed into a pocket laminate edge-sealed card. The top is a thin clear-plastic film, state seals printed across it. The back of the license is a credit card weight white plastic card, with a scanner-type magnetic stripe across the top, and an area below to fill out organ donor info, and also change of address information.