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IAGA SECURE DIGITAL ARCHIVES

A Digital image of each IAGA Artifact certificate is stored in both an onsite and offsite secure 128 bit SSL encrypted server. High security grade 128-bit SSL servers are currently used in all leading Web sites. These servers are utilized by the IAGA to ensure the security and reliability of our records database. If you have a question or would like to have a specific IAGA certificate researched please contact us with the certificate number and we will research your query.

Preserve the History and Increase the Value of your Indian Artifact Collection

Each IAGA grading certificate will include all known history that is provided by the owner. In addition the certificate will include a unique identification number, embossed seal, and an official IAGA stamp making it suitable for framing. The certificate is also housed inside a rigid and clear protective case to ensure its safe display and storage. Having an official certificate of grading from the IAGA will ensure the preservation of the artifact's provenance and historical information. The grade assigned, along with the classification, can be used to determine the approximate value and rarity of the artifact. This information can be invaluable if the artifact or collection needed to replaced by an insurance company. The cost of IAGA grading pales in comparison to its many benefits for collectors.