Three Powerball prizes worth $1.25M unclaimed in Pennsylvania as lottery tickets about to expire

Three major Powerball prizes with winning tickets all sold in the same state have yet to be claimed. All three unclaimed tickets , with prizes totaling $1.25 million, were all sold in Pennsylvania.

The prizes have gone unclaimed for almost a year now as Lottery officials are urging players to be on the hunt for the winning tickets. The largest of the three prizes is $1 million and was purchased in Philadelphia.

The winning ticket was bought by the unknown millionaire ahead of the drawing on October 4, 2023 at United Food Market. The second tier prize is won by a player correctly matching the five white balls which in this case were 9, 35, 54, 63, 64 and Powerball 14.

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The second largest prize of the three is $150,000 and the winning ticket was sold in Lehigh County. The ticket had a Power Play attached to it and was sold at Blose’s Market

Four of the five white balls as well as the Powerball number were matched on the ticket drawn on October 9, 2023. The Lottery is asking players to be on the lookout for the ticket with the numbers 16, 24, 46, 55, 67.

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The final unclaimed prize is worth $100,000 with the winning ticket being purchased at a Rite Aid in Pittsburgh. The ticket also had a Power Play with the ticket matching 4 of the white balls as well as the Powerball number. The drawing for this prize was on October 4, 2023

The winning numbers were 9, 35, 54, 63, and 64 with Powerball 1. State law dictates that the prizes be claimed exactly one year from the date of the drawing. This means the unknown winners have less than two months to claim their prizes before it’s gone for good.