I ordered business cards through Mpix my last couple times around. A box of 100 is $20, with gloss being an additional $3.00.
Then, Noel told me about GotPrint, which is all he uses. They’re in Burbank — much closer to me than Mpix.[1. Located in Missouri.] With a one day turnaround, plus one day for shipping, I just received my GotPrint order of 500 business cards[2. Plus 10 extra, wow!] for $10.99![3. Plus tax if you’re in California.]
GotPrint uses gloss on both front and back sides of the cards, while Mpix only uses gloss on the front.
The difference you see in my [horrible] photo above is because their Photoshop template required web-only colors. Also, the scaling was a bit smaller. I didn’t adjust my layers for this when I copied them from the previous file. The gradient on the GotPrint cards looks better than from Mpix, but that might be because these cards are kept in my wallet.
Ultimately, I love ’em! When it comes to business cards, it’s GotPrint.
All Narfed Up 
I just noticed the business card part of mpix a few days ago. I have had pretty good luck with Overnightprints too, you can get a pack of 100 cards for $9.99, double sided for $14.99 and glossy or non-glossy is the same price. Once these run out I will have to give mpix a try too.
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@ Scott Fillmer:
Try GotPrint first?
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I quite like Moo cards. They’re a little bit more expensive than these guys, but I like the size and they look amazing.
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