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A $10,000 Mega Millions prize remains unclaimed in West Columbia. The ticket purchased at Circle K matched four white ball numbers and the Megaball, but the winner must act before May 7, 2025. If not claimed, the prize will go to South Carolina’s Education Lottery Account. Check winning numbers and claim process on the official website to secure potential winnings.
West Columbia – A $10,000 Mega Millions prize is yet to be claimed, with the deadline fast approaching for the ticket purchased at Circle K located at 4048 Charleston Highway. The ticket, which was bought for the drawing held on November 8, 2024, matched four white ball numbers and the gold Megaball number, but the winner has not yet come forward.
The specific winning numbers for this draw were 25, 28, 42, 64, 69, and the Megaball was 19. Players who match at least four white ball numbers along with the Megaball typically win this amount, and this ticketholder stands to benefit greatly if they take action before the deadline.
Individuals have until 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, to collect their winnings. Lottery players must remember that they have a total of 180 days from the date of the drawing to claim any prizes. If they opt to claim the prize by mail, they must ensure that the envelope is postmarked by the same May 7 date. All claims must be made at the Columbia Claims Center.
If the winner does not claim the prize by the specified date, the $10,000 will be redirected to the Education Lottery Account of South Carolina. This account is instrumental as it funds various educational programs throughout the state, ensuring that the benefits of lottery winnings contribute to community growth and development.
For those who believe they may hold the winning ticket, it is advisable to check the ticket and confirm the matched numbers. Detailed information regarding the claiming process can be found on the official South Carolina Education Lottery website, sceducationlottery.com. It offers guidance on the necessary steps for claiming prizes, including requirements for mail submissions and in-person visits.
It is a reminder for all lottery players to keep their tickets safe and well-marked as the deadlines approach, ensuring they do not miss out on potential winnings. This particular case emphasizes the importance of not only participating in lotteries for the excitement but also being proactive in claiming any prizes duly earned.
As the midnight hour approaches for this Mega Millions prize, potential winners are urged to take immediate action to secure their rewards. Staying informed about winning numbers and expiration dates can make all the difference for players who wish to see their lottery dreams come true.
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- Encyclopedia Britannica: Mega Millions
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