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Baltimore Retailer Sold $50K Powerball Ticket: MD Lottery
Did you buy a Powerball ticket in Baltimore this week? One $50,000 winner who purchased a ticket in the city has yet to claim the prize.
BALTIMORE, MD — Maryland Lottery officials are encouraging people to check their Powerball tickets from Wednesday's drawing, after three tickets purchased at stores around the state were $50,000 winners. One of the tickets was sold at a 7-Eleven around Mount Vernon.
The Powerball tickets were for the March 20 drawing.
In Baltimore, the $50,000 winning ticket was sold at the 7-Eleven at 529 North Charles Street.
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According to lottery officials, the ticket matched four of the first five numbers as well as the Powerball number.
The winning numbers were 10, 14, 50, 53 and 63 with the Powerball 21 and Power Play multiplier 2.
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Did you win? Lottery officials give this advice to winners:
- Sign the back of the ticket immediately.
- Store it in a safe place until claiming the prize.
- Claim the prize within 182 days of the drawing. Go to the Maryland Lottery headquarters, 1800 Washington Boulevard, in Baltimore.
So far in 2019, Maryland businesses have sold 17 Powerball tickets that qualified for $50,000 prizes, lottery officials reported on Friday, March 22.
In addition to 7-Eleven in midtown Baltimore, officials said two other Maryland stores sold wining $50,000 tickets for the March 20 drawing.
- Beverage Barn, 3000 Abingdon Road Abingdon
- Food Rite, 308 East Market Street, Snow Hill
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