Trading Cards?

blackwaterstudio · February 8, 2005

Where's a good place to get trading cards done? I've been approached by the hockey team I shoot for and they are wanting to do trading cards.

Were also talking about doing a 12 month calender with some hooter girls

Michiel de Brieder · February 8, 2005

but you can consider creating a CCG out of it

blackwaterstudio · February 8, 2005

Michiel de Brieder wrote:

but you can consider creating a CCG out of it

Ok you've lost me

LittleLulu · February 8, 2005

Could be ...
... collectible card game

jdsphotography wrote:

Ok you've lost me

Chris.

mercphoto · February 8, 2005

jdsphotography wrote:

Where's a good place to get trading cards done? I've been approached by the hockey team I shoot for and they are wanting to do trading cards.

Try Upper Deck.

GerryDavid · February 8, 2005

Just looking through the last rangefinder magazine, the adds for sports cards are......

Fotosports, 1.800.450.1590, www.foto-sports.com

Sportsnet, 1.800.382.2101, www.fullcolor.com *not sure if www.sports.net would work, its the name, so its an assumption*

Sports America, 1.800.824.4829, www.sports-america.com

Thats the 3 that I spotted, this must be a more popular thing to do now since theres so many adds for it.

You could contact a few local printers and find out how much they would charge.

Ann McRae · February 9, 2005

jdsphotography wrote:

Where's a good place to get trading cards done? I've been approached by the hockey team I shoot for and they are wanting to do trading cards.

Were also talking about doing a 12 month calender with some hooter girls

Another place I've found is www.mpix.com

As well, I found the large pro lab (carousel photo) here in town does them, and if I ever go that route I will go local. They will print using their own templates, or ones supplied by the photog. They also supply the backs seperately in case you want to print, cut and assemble yourself. They are about $4 cdn for 6, $7.20 for 12. Uncut sets of 6 are $2.75, backs are $0.09 each. They also do magazine covers, single page calendars, buttons, etc. For me at least, the local lab is the most economical choice.

ann

Michiel de Brieder · February 9, 2005

LittleLulu wrote:

... collectible card game

Chris.

That's it :lol

Dixie · March 11, 2005

You can give the following company a try. I have them do all of my business cards and they can handle just about anything and are very competitively priced.

http://www.overnightprints.com/

USAIR · March 11, 2005

Thanks everyone
for the great links
Some good sites here

Fred

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