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Exciting news for lottery enthusiasts and incidental players coming out of Massachusetts as two notable prizes hang in the balance. A whopping $100,000 Mass Cash and a substantial $50,000 Powerball prize are headed towards expiry in the state if not claimed anytime soon.

Massachusetts State Lottery officials are urging winners to step forward and claim their prizes before it’s too late. The Massachusetts Lottery is known for its consistency in drawing and distributing significant winnings and adding new millionaires to the state's population. So the question is, could you be the latest addition to this list of Massachusetts State Lottery winners?

$100,000 Mass Cash Winning

The unclaimed $100,000 Mass Cash prize was won from the drawing held last year. The winning ticket was purchased at a convenience store in Brockton. The five winning Mass Cash numbers from the draw were 1-3-7-13-35. If you purchased a lottery ticket around that time and location, it would be best to check if you’ve hit the jackpot. Remember, you only have a year from the drawing date to claim the prize.

$50,000 Powerball Winning

Similarly, a $50,000 prize from the Powerball draw is also awaiting claim. The ticket was sold at a grocery store in Middleborough. The winning Powerball numbers were 5-21-36-61-62, with a Powerball number of 18. The Powerball ticket is valid one year from the date of the drawing. Therefore, to all those who might have purchased the Powerball lottery ticket, it’s time to search your pockets, wallets, and drawers before the prize expires and evades you forever.

The Massachusetts State Lottery is urging both Mass Cash and Powerball winners to sign the back of their tickets and bring them to the Lottery's Braintree headquarters or any of the Lottery’s regional offices during business hours. The officials will verify the ticket and guide you through the process to claim the winnings.

Missing out on potential lottery winnings is unfortunate. Therefore, it is essential to check and double-check your lottery numbers after each draw. Do not forget that all lottery winnings are subject to taxes and should be handled wisely. Remember, you can't win if you don't play, but once you do, ensure that you collect your winnings as every win counts.

We at The Lottery Lab urge you to stay updated with all State Lottery news and information so you never miss out on your potential winnings. Let’s keep the lottery tradition of winning alive!