Source for Mini Cards?

I've used Superior Print on Demand, on Small Box Games' recommendation, for making standard sized decks. They're cheap, and sell counters and terrain tiles too. But....I can't seem to find a place that sells reasonably priced custom decks of mini cards.

Anyone know where I can have them made?

Artscow comes to mind?

www.artscow.com/photo-gifts/card/playing-cards-54-mini-622

No good answer for you, but do you have any idea on their price for small runs of counter sheets? I've got a pile of variants I'd love to do up counters for and would be happy to do runs of 5 or 10 sheets if that's the minimum. (I'd just prefer not to have to do 100 sheets, which is what the offset shops around here seem to want for diecuts, if I could avoid it...)

I've got a source now.

SuperiorPOD.com

5.99 for a sheet of printed 5/8 (156) or 1" (80) chits on a page. I finally got a hit back from Clowdus and he told me that while it may not be listed, it's on the page.

Here's templates, and you can print as few as one. I may be having a pleading Kickstarter moment here sooner rather than later.

Templates:http://superiorpod.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=database&action=display&thread=69

They make everything you'd need to produce a solid-looking game.

A paltry $6? Well fuck me, that's nuthin'. I'm an idiot for not having done this up previously for missing counters and variants. (Although, I guess I'd have to do 1" counters for old AH games with 1/2" jobs and just split them if they don't do 'em that small).

Shit, just doing up a sheet of mixed 1" markers for games like Combat Commander and others for the sake of improved visibility would be a huge upgrade.

Thanks a ton Pete.

I'm surprised SPOD couldn't make these for you - they are doing some beta cards for me that were not standard size. Did you talk to Jeff over there?

Yeah, it's all good at this point, thanks.

They are the GODS of prototype gaming. I used to want to make games for production, and they're not good for that. Panda are the kings of mass-build, or Grand Prix International.

But for making a 40$ game for yourself? Fucking PERFECT.