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Where's the best place to get postcards printed?

I've checked out the classics like Snapfish, but they insist on placing tacky little logos on the back (suboptimal). The only places I've run across that don't place logos or messages on the back ask for a minimum of 500 or 1000. I'm looking for options closer to 20-50.

Am I looking in a grey area that doesn't exist? The unicorn of printing?

erik asked in Making Art/Crafting about 1 year ago | Report

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    I recommend www.psPrint.com GREAT quality and inexpensive. I've been using them for 3 years now and am very happy with their work.

    Andie DeRoux answered in Making Art/Crafting about 1 year ago | Report
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  • Gnome_small
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    If you have a mac, you can create and print through their system. I did that for my christmas cards. It was easy, and cost about 1.25 or so per card. Staples printing has good prices and I use them a lot.

    K8 answered in Making Art/Crafting about 1 year ago | Report
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    As far as local printers go I know someone that was really pleased with several small run printing jobs that were done at:

    Saigon Printing
    3311 Rainier Ave. S
    Seattle, WA 98144

    Tel: (206) 722-6788
    Fax: (206) 722-3091
    Email: ha@saigonprinting.com
    http://saigonprinting.comcastbiz.net/contact.html

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    Also (just a thought)
    Color printers are so inexpensive these days I wonder if it wouldn't be reasonable to go shopping for a printer that will work well with card stock and make them yourself. The cost of buying a printer (that comes with inks) and good paper stock and some time setting up the printing array may actually be cheaper and you can make it exactly like you want it.

    Once you had it all set up, then it would be easy to do other runs of other designs.

    Russ Campbell, NWEBS answered in Making Art/Crafting about 1 year ago | Report
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    Try 48HourPrint.com. You can upload your design right to on site and you won't get 48HourPrint's logo on the back.
    Postcard Printing

    48HourPrint answered in Making Art/Crafting 9 months ago | Report
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