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Winning $1,000-a-day lottery ticket sold at Gwinnett gas station

Georgia Lottery officials took part in the raid. (Credit: GaLottery.com)
Georgia Lottery officials took part in the raid. (Credit: GaLottery.com)
By Amanda C. Coyne
May 8, 2017

If you bought a Cash4Life ticket in Lawrenceville recently, you better check it. A winning ticket was sold at the Chevron station at 629 Scenic Hwy.

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The winning ticket matched the numbers for the May 4 Cash4Life drawing. The numbers were 1-2-17-24-38 and the Cash Ball was 4. The ticket entitles the winner to $1,000 a day for life.

The winner has not yet come forward. The person who holds the lucky ticket has 180 days to redeem it.

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Amanda Coyne is a hyperlocal reporter for the AJC, covering Gwinnett County.

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