Does Any One Know What The Bulk Cost For PCGS Holder Is?

It's simple, they lose money....not just on the grading fee, sending registered mail with insurance is also expensive.

I have a 1950-D Jefferson that I submitted because of the incredible toning it has. Looked 63-64 before I sent to PCGS. Came back AU58. Numismedia lists for $10.80
Can't see myself selling this one anytime soon.

PCGS Does have Bulk Grading ,but it also is expensive

http://www.pcgs.com/bulksubmissionagreement.html

Major dealers who submit to a TPG tend to get s better rate than the averasge person. They spend more money with the TPG and the TPG gives them a discount.

For example take HSN (not really a coin dealer) they claim in their sales pitch that each coin grading is worth $30. When a company submits at a minimum, tens of thousands of coins a year to a TPG, they are not paying $30 a coin. Major bulk business= major discount.

If a person is sending in a bulk order to have graded, they are hoping for enough 70's to pay for the grading fees and any 69's they have to sell for less than the grading fee of each coin.

To me, there isn't anyone around who can tell the difference between a 69 & a 70. Unless you only count looking at a label!

Break 'em out or Crack 'em out, but either way set your coins free