Who is NGS? Is that an Indian version/knockoff of NGC?
For me at least when it comes to graded slabbed coins I would trust only the 3 big names... PCGS, NGC & ANACS.
Buy the coin, not the grade!!!! Grading only makes sense for milled coins and not hammered or cast coins. I have seen coins that were graded as Mint State by NGC for hammered coins. What the hell does that mean? Either way, NGS is a nobody. Congrats on the coin though. Crack it open or leave it as a protective cover...
http://www.ngsofindia.com/
This iS NGS..... Well In India only two are present that is PCG And NGS... They also grade coins but looks like the names are bit copied
Dilip Rajgor has been building up his reputation. I'd still keep the NGS slab. It'll gain more traction later on whether one likes it or not. However, that said, you shouldn't really bother with grading for hammered coinage
I don't care much for the pink color scheme but it's nice to have the coin attributed, presumably by someone who has a degree of expertise.
As a general rule of thumb I leave coins in the slabs unless it's needed to fill an empty slot in my album. If nothing else they are protected from damage.
Non illegitimis carborundum est. Excellent advice for all coins.
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