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Scratch-off lottery ticket worth $250K sold at a Wawa in Ocean County
Source: NJ.com Statewide · Aug 3, 2026, 6:09 PM
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A $250,000 winning scratch-off lottery ticket was sold at a Wawa convenience store in Ocean County, New Jersey. The New Jersey Lottery confirmed the sale, and officials note that one top-prize ticket from this particular game remains unclaimed.
Scratch-off lottery games are popular in New Jersey, offering players a chance at various prize amounts from smaller wins to significant jackpots like this one.
Key points
- A $250,000 scratch-off lottery ticket was sold at a Wawa location in Ocean County
- One additional top-prize ticket from the same game remains unclaimed
- The ticket represents one of the larger prizes available in New Jersey's scratch-off lottery offerings
FAQ
- Where was the winning lottery ticket sold?
- The $250,000 winning scratch-off ticket was sold at a Wawa convenience store in Ocean County, New Jersey.
- Are there other unclaimed top-prize tickets?
- Yes, the New Jersey Lottery confirms that one top-prize ticket from this particular scratch-off game remains unclaimed.
- How do I claim a lottery prize in New Jersey?
- Winners should sign the back of their ticket and contact the New Jersey Lottery office or visit an authorized lottery retailer with their signed ticket to claim prizes.
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