Do I understand correctly that you have over $2k of savings per month to throw at this problem? If so, paying off the card is going to take you about 6 months, and the EF is going to occupy the other 2-3. Depending on how well you stick to your budget, that might be a tight deadline if you do the EF first.
Personally, since you already have a minimal EF, I'd get rid of the debt first. If you end up with a $2k emergency in the meantime, I see no difference between putting it on a 0% card and drawing it out of your account; it'll just push your payoff to 7 months instead of 6. (Granted, that better be a real and serious emergency; some of this depends on knowing your own self control.) The only advantage to paying off the card later is if you were putting the savings somewhere they would gain significant interest in the meantime. By my calculation if you had $6k in the EF tomorrow your 1.2% will return about $50 over those 9 months. Is that worth the risk of not making your CC deadline? Again, it depends on how strongly you trust yourself to hold to a budget.
Edit: Though as Anniemaygo points out, if you save up your EF first and come up a little short on the CC, you will have savings to pay it off last minute. So ultimately maybe it doesn't matter/is worth it for that $50.