A Cobb Publix has sold an unclaimed Fantasy 5 jackpot ticket

There’s a piece of paper out there worth $368,844.

That’s how much a Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Cobb County is after a Nov. 22 drawing.

The Georgia Lottery said Thursday that no one had claimed the jackpot.

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Fantasy 5 winners have 180 days from the day the numbers are drawn to claim prizes, the lottery agency said.

The Publix at 5100 Dallas Highway in Powder Springs sold the ticket.

The winning numbers were: 15-22-23-36-42.

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