I was just crunching some numbers off of
http://www.tokensdirect.com/pricing.html.
$76 /1000 tokens (when you buy 5000) +custom die costs.
$380 (for 5000 tokens) + $390 custom die charge = $770
=$0.154 each therefore, 200 = $30.80
Now, once the dies are made, the cost for each drops to $0.076 each.
If somebody was to step up to the plate (I was seriously thinking about it but I'm in Canada) and organize it, I think you could do quite well with the undertaking.
Lets say you put the money up for the dies yourself and sell the sets for $25 (for now on, "set" will refer to 200 pieces). You would need to sell 40 sets to break even and you would make $9.80 on each set after that.
Too much risk for you?
Sell the sets for $28. You would now need to sell only 30 sets to break even. After that, you would make $13.80 for every set purchased.
Not greedy enough for you...
Charge $182 per set. You would only need to sell 2 sets to break even!! For each set after that, you would pocket $166.80!! WOW!!
(diamond encrusted cabinet... here we come! (I'll use it to propose to my girlfriend))

Now, for my little number-crunching, I didn't include the cost of shipping the bulk tokens. I would assume that all the set prices would be +shipping.
If you see any flaws in my reasoning, let me know...
Oh, one more thing... think about the $28/set. Does BYOAC have a budget to set it up? The $13.80 profit on subsequet sets could go back to the website. Then the website would own the dies and the token offering could be on-going. Just a thought.