Someone in Michigan may be holding on to a Powerball ticket that’s worth a bundle. It was sold at a Kroger store about 11 months ago, so someone could be in danger of missing out.
Winning Powerball Ticket Sold in Michigan
Last year, the winning Powerball ticket was purchased at the Kroger store on Telegraph Road in Bloomfield Hills. The ticket for the drawing on March 11, 2024, matched four white balls making it worth $50,000. According to the Michigan Lottery, the player selected the Power Play, meaning the prize is multiplied to $250,000.
Winning lottery tickets expire one year after the date of the drawing, meaning whoever is holding on to the winning ticket has less than one month to cash in.
Michigan Man Finds Winning Lottery Ticket in the Nick of Time
Buying a lottery ticket and not checking the number right away isn’t all that uncommon. You’ve done it, right? I’ve certainly done it, sometimes waiting months to check the numbers or scratch off an instant ticket.
A few years ago, a Wayne County man found a winning lottery ticket and cashed it in just days before it would have expired. Anil Phillip misplaced the ticket in 2020 and scrambled to find it nearly a year later. He cashed it in just in the nick of time and claimed a $150,000 Powerball prize.
What Happens to Winning Lottery Tickets That Expire?
If you’re holding on to the winning ticket that was sold on March 11, 2024, you have until March 11, 2025 at 4:45 PM to cash in, according to the Michigan Lottery…