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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;brian73, post: 285787, member: 10552&quot;]<b>I had fingerprints on for about 8 months</b></p><p><br /></p><p>I purchased a roll of 25 Wisconsin low leafs about 6 months after they were first discovered and 5 had fingerprints on them.&nbsp; I tried acetone and it did absolutely nothing, so I gave up on them and just let it go.&nbsp; About 2 months later I sent them off to NCS and I got the seller on ebay to agree to reimburse me most of the cost I would incur from NCS which was $15 a coin since he didn&#039;t disclose that some had fingerprints on them.&nbsp;&nbsp; About a month later they all came back in NGC holders with the fingerprints no longer visible and they were 65&#039;s and 64&#039;s which is basically what I expected except I was expecting one 66.&nbsp; I have no idea what they did, but whatever they did worked.&nbsp;&nbsp; I don&#039;t know an answer to your question, but in my case it worked out fine and the prints had to be on the coins for at least 8 months.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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