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$24 million Florida lottery ticket sold in November is still unclaimed

If you happened to be driving through Naples in mid-November and bought a lottery ticket, do some double-checking.

The Florida Lottery announced today that a $24 million Lotto jackpot ticket remains unclaimed. The 180-day limit to claim the top prize expires at midnight May 11.

In case you don't remember, here were the numbers: 07 – 11 – 20 – 30 – 45 – 53. You know, if you had a 53-year-old son born on July 20 and a 45-year-old daughter born on Nov. 30, THESE ARE YOUR NUMBERS!

The winning ticket was sold at: Racetrac as a Quick Pick, at 3725 Pine Ridge Road, Naples.

Any Florida Lottery retailer can validate the winning ticket, but you have to still have it. Then you would go to Tallahassee to claim the money. I would be happy to drive you.

Questions? Call 850-487-7787 or go to flalottery.com.

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Why oh why can't it be me/

Bring on the suckers.

I think the odds of owning this winning ticket are 10 Trillion to one if you indeed have two kids of the ages mentioned, and the same birthdays mentioned. Why? Because it was a Quick Pick haha!

Mr. Ken, you are correct. You got me. Well done.

Nick

Probably dumped in the trash at the rest stop in November LOL.

The Florida Lottery announced today that a $24 million Lotto jackpot ticket remains unclaimed. The 180-day limit to claim the top prize expires at midnight May 11.

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