Is it Normal for a dealer to have coins graded several times?

Yes as stated before there is a "markup" on tv coins to pay for the air time.

I realize the markup. How about two rolls of 2004 bu nickels one roll from the philly and one roll from denver for an amazing low price of $16.95. when those coins item aired for the first time you had to beat the callers off with a stick and when all the nickels sold out they were

All the time I was selling them I was thinking why not wait go to the bank and get $4 worth of nickels for $4

 

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Well all of us dealers are charging $4.50 to $4.95 for them, and yes, we still have to beat the customers back with a stick. Just goes to show you how well Americans love something new.

 

Where could I find a bank roll of P mints. We only get D here. I got 2 D rolls, but would like a P roll.

 

"P" mintmarks circulate east of the Mississippi.

 

So how would be the best way for me to get a roll of P's

 

If you are so inclined, check out an online dealer and pick up the rolls there. If you want to happen by a roll locally, you will probably be waiting a while.

And, for me, mint subscriptions for roll stock is the best way to avoid the hassle and get the best chance of an unscathed coin.