$50 Million, but None the Richer
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It’s too late. It was a lottery ticket worth $50 million and somebody had it and didn’t claim it and now it’s too late.
Florida lottery officials say the person who bought a ticket at a Miami-area food market for the March 12 draw let the 180-day deadline pass.
It was the largest of 19 unclaimed jackpots in the 15-year history of the Florida Lottery. The winning numbers were 22-23-35-45-50-53. But they’re just numbers now.
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