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Winning Fantasy 5 lottery tickets sold in Cobb, Cumming

Two lottery tickets each worth $125,000 were sold online and in Cumming, and another worth $189,678 was purchased in Austell.
Two lottery tickets each worth $125,000 were sold online and in Cumming, and another worth $189,678 was purchased in Austell.
By Kristal Dixon
Feb 20, 2019

Two Georgia Lottery Fantasy 5 jackpot tickets each worth $125,000 were bought in Cumming and online last week.

The Georgia Lottery Corporation said the online ticket was sold in the Feb. 16 drawing while the Cumming ticket was obtained Feb. 17 from the Publix grocery store at 580 Atlanta Road.

The winning numbers from the Feb. 16 drawing were 3-7-18-19-34 while the Feb. 17 winning combination was 21-23-24-31-37. Another ticket worth $189,678 was also picked up Feb. 15 at BP 124 Six Flags Parkway in Austell. Winning numbers for that day’s drawing were 4-11-12-28-40.

Georgia Lottery said the Austell winning ticket has been claimed, but no one has come forward for the Cumming and online tickets.

Winners of the Fantasy 5 drawings have six months from the date of the drawing to claim their prizes.

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Kristal Dixon covers Cobb and DeKalb county schools for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Before joining the AJC, Dixon worked for Patch.com and the Cherokee Tribune in Canton.

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