My advice would be to submit to the TPGrader that has the best reputation, with the toughest grading standards.
That way, if you wish to sell later on, the prospective buyer can more easily trust what you have to sell and even perhaps even offer a higher price.
If you end up with a few slabbed coins from that TPG, you have some sort of quality control, against which you can judge, when it comes to grading coins for yourself.
Most collectors have lots of coins, where the potential value does not justify the submission and shipping fees.
For lots of collectors, that potential value is around $100.
For me, none of my 2,500 or so coins are slabbed.
That way, if you wish to sell later on, the prospective buyer can more easily trust what you have to sell and even perhaps even offer a higher price.
If you end up with a few slabbed coins from that TPG, you have some sort of quality control, against which you can judge, when it comes to grading coins for yourself.
Most collectors have lots of coins, where the potential value does not justify the submission and shipping fees.
For lots of collectors, that potential value is around $100.
For me, none of my 2,500 or so coins are slabbed.