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Winning $162K lottery ticket sold at Gwinnett gas station

A winning lottery ticket worth more than $162,000 has been sold at a Duluth gas station.
A winning lottery ticket worth more than $162,000 has been sold at a Duluth gas station.
By Amanda C. Coyne
Feb 12, 2019

If you’ve gotten gas in Duluth recently, check your pockets. A slip of paper hanging around could be worth six figures.

The RaceTrac on 2180 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. sold a winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth $162,211 for the Feb. 11 drawing. The winning numbers were 1-11-15-19-20.

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No winner has come forward to claim the prize, but the lucky person has 180 days to do so. The last day to collect the money is Aug. 10, 2018.

You can cash in at the Georgia Lottery's Atlanta headquarters or at any satellite office. That includes the Duluth office, which is located at 1680 Executive Drive South.

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